The daily witness, 27 avril 1908, lundi 27 avril 1908

[" lERIAr< You, \u2018\u20ac st.M.de) 8 McG) ; q.M.445 abe q.M.44.3 LAN LS am s 310, MILL 4406 an sale : M.4446.ler.of Trad West n M.4304-3, {.4.8: ade.M.tf 58.Wise olesdle;.LTD., 30 M.LU 4 Coi 3 \u2018aig Weg st, Not - FIRE | : | and 3 4435 & L CO.L s.E , ETCOORÉ rs s'ree jlam sf.M.:3.El zare ster ay Mo: c'a.Funer: @ < ILY ITNESS i a Lr Cool and Showery 2 X., No.99 THE DEAD PREMIER.n.-uished Gathering Services in Westminster Abbey\u2014A Dis- Pays Last Respects to Remains of Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman.j .n* \u2014The funeral ser- - of England were y ecminster Abbey at \u201c,e body of the late Ee tw l-Bannerman, Pre- ; \u201c_n, who died on April - .of a large gathering political hfe of Eng- srrvices a short pro- ; the Abbey to Lkus- + special train took nd.It was a typi day.and a dismal \u201cen the simple permit the visiter to fortably.while &200 woo ooo liberal estimate of oxo.The Protestant Sched 1s real 1< considering are - low some ten or tweve the trip.and Mr M that the matter Fat .all the school hoards - The school boards +r : full salary to the ca are absent.and 1e proc \u2014\u2014\u2014> \u2014 FIVE CENTS TOC LITE IR ; \u2014\u2014\u2014 Cathedral Congregation Appa: ed to by Dr.Symonds te be More Generous.BETWEEN 50 AN! PIECES WEHF :\\ UN EASTER +1 NOTA het» The prevalen on the collection 2° that the smallest = +\" regarded as \u2018chui © subject of a sire JT Dr.Svmonds.Noe\u201d «| Cathedral.last r& In intimatine \u20180 offertory above 140 = would be devcei 70 of the M! Georze~ > informed the ,' il servie b ger D caused ay srofa, : the .¢ tled Roberts maxe an- | y Castro, 8\": à f EXRIBITIO details of Sup reat re control Date in ne who a EEE inches.putting 16-1b.ote ie Cali Guillet bee winner of drew tte and Court.1s eut pres ow \u20ac OF BRONZES yet, but a : bill are not worke the| F ver the ball.x after qe M.P.M feet TA Jeoffrion b jeoffrion and - CE Eh qv \u2018 great ./ worked or the ñ 4 1.beginning: A.A.22 cGrath, 714 wrestli eat Guil ,Ç oo - 41 X À Medais and M given to the reat.deal of time has pa For the frst time in (be prete 81353 foot 7 inenen of the Irish Ameri a En à qluillet, after 15 minutes PE DATE 11 0 LR A Medallions by ot the bill will short) the council board ed re?ea Montana Ne PEL inches.owing 16 Ib.bammer proteeted the fall, bu 3 Andie Geteated ap me eo \" eu! à 4% esentatio ortiy be 1 arc ulled off essfui s al.No > rea +.Lukeman : mer ~ustai e fall.b 8 ut 5 conds.R je Me ns et +.i TR ; i [ R TAIT M K 1} n to the } mn sha ç bas by the Bi queeze 1 less I 60 yard; 20° of the M ned.\u2019 ut his protest oberts Montreag | 3 we C ENZI \u2018service touse or ons.e runnin irds, w plays were |, (2nadi s inde M.A.A.A A.Cot est was cently see.3.the servi rnment\u2019s .ot Commons any O g and fiel I hile all of oA dian reco or, time, 6 a.Mont- Ren te, in the _ s not Yoda Tero ! Hat E rvice o 3 intention 1 ons.| riole team elding was of their A'A:4.M rd-\u2014W.Halp: 1-5 secs e Duclos 115-pounl MAN a 1 TBR April 23 E that e ut of party 18 to take nly once has show faster th 5 1-8 Pi ontreal alpenny D.the «full the bout ; class agai me Pols Co .a rd to M b end the w party politi ; scor : did Mo n for m an inches , pole vau , of the M.bY vi time bef was pro gainst embers © y Ji Admission, 25 ay 9th.¢ brough whole (ivi ics.lo e, when O'N ntreal hav any years The s : elt, height :! _| br virtue of ore Cote tracted to th BOAT a : , Aa , 25c.M ne ght under vil Servic 0 fly that Neill h e a cha \u2018im ecretary\u2019 ght :1 ft.In th aggressiv - got the decisi o } the deat} a (BY : embers free \u2018anent commi er the cont ce will one got by \u2018'O'H ammered nce to otion by M s report w Din e 103-pot sive work ecision M.D th ot ve | Ed Sg : report, w nmissivn, a rol of a per-|* was out, and Pear La nee ee ne de are ere Bo as adopted Pinel beat E.I ind championshi D.whe tor : À bi 2 ; y W hich wi , 88 suggested .per- o Evans a \u2019 d Pearson's ee bases, b O\u2019Con urer\u2019s on yd and Bowi on a The beav + acasse in > onship Arth tending tr en: , adel ie CALEDON parhament a3 recently in the doubtful gi K.oment afte s only pass , but M nell and M a motion owi~, and on'v a yweight eh 5.30 seconds ur hoe POvaician \u2018 071510 T 2° resented gift, how ter.T ass went r.Bo ercfer by Messrs.M2 couple ampionshi s.pital.By one a! 4 \u201c3 Chi 1AN SOCIETY l'here 18 .p \u20ac to and Dun owever, f hat Pro Tan yd prese JOT ACSSTS.¢ Emer: of entries hip bro KIC] IV hs ge; th} ildren\u2019s C land as w no civil servi and O'N n to pull oft or it enabl ved a o gements m d nted a rec A A A alds, and A es R.Fe; ught \u201cJan and sure a th Ey i Bovs hoir i s we have it i rvice act in E el! wa a fast ed Hall iympic t rade in © port on th height.Egan was | Derrom Zgan, of leache ree 4p and Gi s to .it in tl in Eng- The score: s left.double Ap rials.whi onnecti the ar- ight, wei was De m, of th r he add g 8.: to 16 ye: Tirls, from ; say th lis country.' g ¢ score.play plicati » Which : on with the |S weight rrom\u2019s he M.on of ae: 4 Ni years 10 Control e syst country.The » (fro ons fo was als the 2 fall i and str ruperio of tie ie | ed with of age, possess d ol now 1 vstem of Civi - 1hat m five r memb so adopt sec n three mi ength r tn Alth PIE st Et E ssess- dually in torc ivil Servi BALTIM \u201cMo associati ership were re ed.onda.ae ibe and ee] though ho keen ear gocd voices a y and is ce has dev Service O' ORE ntreal tions: L ere recei s and thi ined | mn n hs r for musi nd a counci is the r eveloped | O'Hara, 1f A : rick\u2019 and Di e Zou ceived irty-th any ve Cou vited to usic, are in- ncil rat e result + p gra- Kell \u2019 ve ee 6 B.R.H iCK 8 A.A istrict I{ ave Quebec: \u2014 , ree ; Vears à cu.tn Fraser et earsal attend Ihe first To.ment.father than of act orders Duan.o Le 4 32 ; PO.A.B.and Celtic A, Montreal\u201d Folic St Pat FOOTBALL IN Co ot England Le a ey.on M h will oo para been practic ngland the parha- Demmitt DUT TS 0 1 $ © half a do AAA Al five w e AAA ' THE took à with ING 07th streets), on MO orchester a politic cally divor e service has Kni , TÊ \u2026\u2026.2 0 1 60 0 f a doz given i ere acc a WEST ook a de \u201cdis y= NDAY nd .s.fA orced fr as ght, 3 ve se q 3 5 als f en applicati n connecti epted.\u2014_\u2014 t} men n° Mr.Jas April, at 7.30 Y EVEN alike ppointm ron .Pfvle .ve \u20268 0 à 5 0 or rec plication ection Wi Va 1e hinepsial.n°.shar WN - are mu: ents and party yle, 1b .4 à 1 0 appt ; ognition s from with nevuver .pital.DD the classes Bain, who will p, and meet the bill lade on meri d promot Hall, = eee.0 1 1 1) Eg cations as an professi dopias , B.C.Apri : the nl vw Le ., eee ee aad overi were nateurs ion- ands V .April 25.\u2014 der es - the grand this year,é in again conduct to bec now in cou rerit alone, a dit Heamns.chee L300 2 ¥ 1 rhors b refused .Al draw « Vancouv 25.\u2014Calg up th KES TE ce year, ; , : ; : , 00 00 oui 3 \u20ac orga eing vnanimou the F the to-day i er Thistl ary Cale- hb the repu: Arena on entertainment à Préparation for à = onie law w rse of prepar 1 if Pearso Cc .3 0 à 0 o nization: nanivious Federati the P in stles play Puta oo 4 ; ; ; oe an , f 1: had ous that si ation eoples ; the ved to | pital ; Battlefield May 22nd in ai e held in th ; similar stat e shall have i ation 1s D, D.\u2026.2 2 1 8 21 amateurs Tecogni t since i one Shield semi-fin a in the ©.; s Fund aid of ti o Say, ins e of aif e in Canad serre 023 5 3 team and zed the pri he|T goal each .The t al for 1, PT 0 w.E.M : ire Quebe , Instead of airs.CT nada Total 3 1 1 : 0 compet profess] princi uesday and ; eams s 4 say - McALLISTER c ment devoti of the 1 hat is Qtals .ZZ 9 1 ¢o De attained itions nnals meei ple by the next.Th will pl ecoreq Metin 7 ! \u2018 , Hon.Se | av evoting, as nembers of to ve oe seu 9 \u2014 unmi ned onl , proper ce eing in y the largest e match w ay off on Tar eae .Secretary.L very la , as they n 0 parlia- 27 6 9 2% -\u2014 istakable y by mak ontrol co football crowd th was wit < a à TUES _ dealing arge measure ow have io d MON 271 9 2 classes.T distinction fing a clear 11d game in hat ever atte nessed UN \u2014_ DA 4 with of .0 ] TRE: _ r .he et w and Cc nded SOT \u2014\u2014 Y.APR party the el their t >19 EAL professi athlet een th olumbi a JCTAI [ 20071 IL 28.the 3 supporter PA of this and t Lo yee.1f AB.R H 4 {1s no ho ranks Le eho jumps $ tro M.A a Sell AL AI > wi ; \u2019 .ceases - RH.: st ; to t .Seldom bas THEOSOPHIGA titre will be free 0 public a hat Needham, tn 4 0 0 Po.A.E.Statue.ony his Sue taught (ne A.A.CAMERA C rele i So Public Meeting apd AL SOCIETY.fairs.1e Considere tip oY their whole encre, on TT Ua 0 , 0 9 à lowed.tonal.\u2019 is SO ne \"amateur _ LUB realized last 1.\u2019 \u2018COMPAR ddress:- * No one wi public af E Neill, rt ve ee ae 4 0 1 @ 1 The rinciple to avs al, The memb jellows' 1 DT TUESDAY ATIVE MYTHS.\u2019 gladl will welcome * Evans, 1b.0 1 4 6 board following we es on Club will ers of the I.R.Hall > : | AGmission F April 28th Chom than the m 1e the chan Louden, 85 .3 C1 0 0 V Sha for the coming elected to si n'gh: in (old their a M.A.A.A.Ca Lodg of IMP ° | famiseion Free Questi at 8.15 p.m ATHY es.For members of park more Jones, cf cross ee ell 0 y a 0 g A rock AA.io Years: T o on the cfficers the clublouse.Th meeting.tor of AL No.143 ! 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ENGLISH FOR tal song ! ss of IR ested ; draw Der- * © gam Newark ; aft n immor: 5.\u2014Douglas AN.do ng, ar *# 2 1.00 of Ireland the heart , Will ne vn on th e went t defeated er tè Canad Doriant shi as Grand _ g dance.\u2014 To p.m.Domini Canadian | i fell Li ny sunpo ot only co e Newark en inning: e Buf- Siam,\u2018 a, com J Shipment and to-da (C ; Mr E LO 04 _ nion, Domi Pacific lowing bi DE rt of the mmand Bu ee a.n ge.Scor K ,' and th prising *P of haek y 1 anadian Associ .Emile (ono 6 : \u201cLetters m inion, - since Civil it of the Opnosi governmen iffulo .ee 3006p R.E ê ate\u2019 and \u2018 e show addock,' Caney .ondon, April 2 ssociated P most Tes Hare = : .ai65 t R 000 HE Pho mares \u2018 \u2018\u201cGrà contes pril 25.\u2014Th ress.) pleasirz + : other matte ay be posted 1 planks V1 Service ref ppositicn as we atteries\u2014H LL206000 9 0 1\u20144 .sphate.\u2019 Zaza, © nd th st for the he final g: ; separate 8 rate pm r should be ip to 6.00 : whi in the orm is on vell, San and R vhes and )0196\u20143 7 2 , » \u2018Datnty e biue ribb English Ass game in the ted with op -ü posted hei vem.ich a gra onservativ e of the Tiva van.' Kritchell; 3 4 world, on of the ssociation \u20ac Latest iim are forwarded b lore 500 the, last dar deal has ve Dlatform of Attendance a ees Kelly snd ga.LACROSSE NOTE Joe teas goal for which all footba A + = me of fb v the \u2018nder | : eard ; +h Sul- S struggli us In the \u20ac all the bes A CURIr and 12.00 mailing 18 9.3 ge Steamers - er the .in Jersey C .\u2014 Lac & lay og through country hav est Riot => Letters fon à on ing I a.m.Friday, proposed by plan which is i ings: SO HL N.J.Apri line font player bras cd au the oer; the past int been A shar rom .station B up to + mails may b wy.mendations the government said to be fermoon the Shoctar ro |B \u2014Eleven i have alread Ayers.Ale Low getti ee esuited na vier winter, was AT A above-nien up to witbin 15 ÿ be poste isters | the various e recom.moaoon ® Skeeters low well matoh.whi ready comm work.The Moo into cz rerhampton Wi L a victo after- An:eri cet 4 tioned n 15 mi ed at in the ; rious cabi om- 1 - Neit and 7 1 match ile the ommen he M oO castle Uni Vandere ry for th : ericdans *Letters hours of nutes befors qu por! > matter b met mine les den à er sige man onto thi car ee need gym ontreals Th nited, the Victory for the fing.ti SM \\half an for rogist closing.fore ge and of .oth of : 1in- decided n darknes e had is af- cks will b nnastic work he atrendan score standi e New.a the reve rs hour befo tration shoul » before th promotion of appoint-|t a Graw SK came crossed Ÿ (C \u2014 egin thi ork thier, was ce, owing 1 nding 3 1o a compar Veist \u20ac re closing o d be post ers for the Civil S 1s will hav h long r 7.Ltt on, and 8 Lond anadian this week.tb ' as betwee o the win 1.of partie.ER { nai ed or thei Service C ve to oute in e and it wa ondon Associa ourand.This en sixt try wea- OL paper.\u20ac , Lie LL LL il.It is pro: approval.Commission- Jers good style.Mitchell vent lacrosse api 24.\u2014The ted Press.) which alle is small Sort tn geventy party.er a Ten | KIL service o posed also t Tor ey City .0 core: eliminatio orm in Ca Times\u2019 dis ; of one Lund.attract in the these finals presen saud hs LING OF PRESID service on Ines witch veclassify the Patteries\u201d 08000000000 5 aitogéther would nada, says that the |) ST RIVE c neighborhood Pr vus ai ENT perforn more suitab it is th chell ries\u2014 Laff 606 9000 8 t.adds th uld be t essional © e lackburn ¥ DIVISION ns.* a I +! ers ed.table ought ell and te an Ë 0 0 à 0\u2014 5 2|1th at while C he bett 4 element B n Rovers i ON.en.là.CARNOT weeks ago In their r to the duties CPdance Pearce.oo Vandergrii 0 4 3] ais best in the Canadian lacrosse fs su Ee Wanderers, 0; Manchester Ci it Upon eXan o CALLED dealt 5 the Civil S report of a f > ! 4,300.mpire pert Mit- t stant when a world tbe assé is ond M orton, 0, Sheff 0.Notts Cou City, 0.; t, u he the vet + : \u2014 y also wit! 1 Service C Lew \u2019 rd.welve w n Australi me is ; Manchester LU eld W aty, 1.| ichet fr PEU l\u2019aris, Apri probabl ith this e Commissi Provid At-la il be ralian s not rar Fnd er United ednesda cd rom A s, April 26.\u2014W basi e that thi question ISSION A vidence, R.I.Ap representa able to hold its ow En sad, 1.ed, 2; P YoU.i the one Sol n°1 was assas -0.Vhen Presi asis of w ris report n, and it is pitchers\u2019 b 1.April ©5 tive Canadi old its own glish Birmingh ; Preston North, Sar e pur taxe 1504, the Ei ssinated at psident Car- plan what is d will forn Lean and attle he il 25.\u2014Th Otta ian team against Chelse am, 0; Bris Sarto to ariel 4, the Eighth .Lyons i r of reclass) one, al 1 the in nd Crori re to-da rere wa ; wa, A .= a, 1; Ast ; istol City nals Qu\" ni 0\" alry was { Regiment = in June to hav 2; assificatio \u2019 though h Z the bett in,the Roch y belwe g the Capt pril 27.\u2014T Notts Fo ston Villa, 3 y, 4 s at Nene 2° ) ' acting a .nf Ligh 7 e yet bee n does the from ¢ er luck i ester tw en Me- Var pital lacro he first rest, 1; B vO Ac we all wen a punishment f s his body ght Cav- een worked not seem [ed b onnecting in keepin wister hay.Mm sity oval sse team Wi practice of B SECOND DE 2.to V all km ni Cecario, t or allowi Yguard.Às - à out in detai est.Roch when it wo & the batte eeting of the.week f Il be held lackpool, 2; C D DIVISION emcee.lo } : , TO commit ng the ass: A5 NOTES ail.ester w ould have \u20ac ers talled f .Capita rom to-d at Fradford re Chesterfi aN.roin 7 ment was mit the cri Ssassin N S AND N Provi on t to e count- the or to-mo 1 executiv ay.A Gloss City, 2; Li eld, 0.Je\" eprived \u2019 rime, th ?News - NOTICES dence 1 8 > arran rrow and ive Las 3lussop, U, y 2: Lincol \u2014- cock's feath prived \u2018of the , the regi- Des) of the F CES Roches core: tea gement d at thi been St ; Oldh n City ; > A .f .ter 100 R 8.m dow s for .this 20 ockport C am Athletic, , 0.shako G rs that or plume of sjardins, of ur Trade.\u2014Mr.( Batteri 00000 H.R.man n to work gettin eeting Hull © County, 6: etic, © PATENT 1 ; .Yeneral Pi namented i House of > the world .r.Charl M eries \u2014 N .02001 n\u20141 10 = lot has signe will be g lhe tea Lei City, 4; D , 6; Clapton .- NT EE war, after f icquart ho its of Charl 1d well-k es McLean a Maler, C 0060-3 73 0?the pl d as yet, a made.N m Leicester Fos erby Co Orient, 1 Messrs, F or ourtee , minist returne es De 1 nown F ten nd Erw , Cronin 3 y 4 WI ayers s , and Lu Not a Stok Fosse, 3; unty, 0.» + Li , Fethere:» the plume.n years, has restored where re on hie an Ta & Co, has darce, 3,200.in: Tiapire, Petoraan: heard crosse, Bat thi they \u2018are lh seven West or Barnsiey.Burnley, 1.Tomar iE Mar : mme E 181te suro ran.À \u201cjwfir ore, a s st rou omwich ve Iv 2 the fellowine : KILLED B3 phe ise ELE COME qu [A oe emo DE Co TEA en om : LIVE W Charles Decrest of his bu and Russia, | BAS ant out for the Ara the players they | Plymouth Areva Site | Emad RT Victoria B MW IRE ; Ties Des; 1: his busi USFIa > EBALL in of Snow week.3 ers the Bri uth Argyl a indon, 1 che rake es 1] C.Apri \u2026 life-lo sjardins Is iness: À) : A .LEAGU good sh and th Varsit y ristol Rovers, e, © West H ests for bus \"cott, aged 55 \u2026 April 24 -.ng experience is a connoiss Mr.1 meeting of C E Caps ex ape wihin x Srounds y oval Millwall, ere.3.Portsmo Ham, 0 EE NE © for 24,- Will tured lence in re Oisseur - League w the C year\" pect all n a te s will b Wa 1, 2: Ne , ortsmouth , 8.cl 1g get - of the street ; many yea jan furs.and raw and of 10 Vi ill be h ommerci r's men wi but tw w days e atford, 4: w Bron , pes.1 tu ! an ny Years for selectio has ad d manuf , ictoria eld in ial Baseb will b o or th .The Le , 4 Cry ipton, 0 L URI terday inst gang in this city eman ; n of tl as advanta anutac- Fhe f street _ the Sav all e out.ree of yton, 3; \u2018rystal Pal sv J.T.ear antly k city, w .that ie Eur ges | ollowin , to-nigh oy Hot Co last Bre , 3: Bright ace, 1.l Max Fi Decary, blown vy killed by l as yes-|c no one ropean f n the two re g clubs ght at 8 o el, rowall, ntford, 1; on and ; PR a Fisch: ' low dou rns te le.Seu\u2019 ee, he, ies a mer rt Lr Bele FR ET ua a | ne had been in the employ of ot, with sive line à ha st and quality.other Mérganthale o., Canad ontreal Li ping offic ub has organised wel Ci SCOTTISH LEAGUE nue 2 I CCC ma pine - sent ab v of th ; sive lin s purchas ality.à Found r Co.ian Rub ght, Yard.MacP ers: H rganized ~lvde, 2: Abe 3; Kilmar 2 CC Lineivic ar Bay to t about 4.30 0 e city e of all ki 1ased a v Mr.Textile \u20ac WwW.J.WM Lid.Toren ber Co.Droderi hee Dr.Kalotgr with Celtic ; Aberdee rnock, 3 Fr Yio wa oa examine th d clock to R money ¢ kinds of ri very ext Textile Co .J.McGuir + oronto T > tary rick: presi r.Knigh y president NN ic, 1, Glas n, 2.vO ance -H VV + gale.They f e damage don 0s | immense Fi buy, the richest furs that | Bag Go.© 1 een Soe D pe ant: con dent.WE Oran nts, alotherwell gow Rangers Owen N : .; \u2019 ?.| Dominion TCau: .Kervin; .FT.O'Nei J.C St v2 Q ingers, 0.dwen N.Es 5 been blow ound that so e by the nse Fur H refore enabli s that : ° pkins & Co Tar aion u; com n; trea Neil: secre.Mirre ueen\u2019s P | Expe we So n dow some (re ears of f ouse to off abling thi .Domin- | mins mittee surer, Joser secre- n, 2; Parti s Park, l rt.Mer hare brought wi n and 1 \u2018ees had all urs the b offer to 18 - | Meter L.H , L.McPha oseph < rtick This .the follow i qr ith them n falling h eled styl est quali the wea ST e'epates to Clark haul, F pri Newport, 13 RUGHY istle, 1 of omirs Tir | phone wires Th a numbe g had prices ylish fur lality and C .PATRICK O'Neil to lea and W.A.Cum.Glouc 13; Devo | \u2019 i to Caradon 20 e latt er of tele-|ti than any artiesss unpar- A.A Cand Jy.poERS meets A.Ad Glouce-ter, 14; ou Albio iting nk RR with the electric li er wer ele- tinent n an) other : at | st AA Ar eff .P.Kervi eetings ams.lymou 14; Rrist bion, 0.E g juk R 0° ric light li e entangl can m er hous ower gene Patrick =o he ba ort is being mai s, W.T th, ¢: Chelt ol, 3.dgcombe No.< when Scott, wi lines ah gled, good anufant e on th general A.À.À.wi seball _ being .NORTI eltenh P No te .ithout thinki above 8.Mess arr sec e con- th meetin À.will h of t club in C made t Hu HERN PNION 3 reston: N - into & poo \u2019 thinking, s >, and Co.a wn.Ch ond gra he arrangen g this ev old a spe Le enthusi ornwall 0 organi nslet, 14: N UNION JR BE a Es lay, 8 pool of the ful CE the PPS creations now in IN Desire fu Susuiog the Orne ret) = aprons nesday, April 29 ts Fil be and a meeting ue SbINBURGH o CUP.} sign.Hu RL ne ; .e full 2 2 wi 8 on 15 o\u2019el .ve , h : 0 ians, 2: CUP swite LR We?18 survived by a widow ll 2,000 volts.He and are dy for the note all new 4 The ek er e meeting dot, the ! N.A.A e National 2 ed s, 2; Leith, Le FINAL.a.B.Cues Co 4 ace ® arge family.!f rments, et ake or winter o-night a s will ho AAA \u2019 sc \u201c46.Type ine \u2019 mily.if so pie ee» to be delivered, no Fur at 7.8 No.602 St start.trom rst run | Th - BICYCLE CLUB ST.JOHN, N.B Tres Cx wn Fanta - ext fall m - o'clock .Catherine\u201d he clu ; e MAA ind St.J N, NE LIC R 5 \\ © No.SLUTS oan » sv be b , In orde ine\u201d street 1b ing the i A.A.Bicyc .ohn, NB oy ICENSES a © M.Brecherrile weeling.ack again i r that the west, \u201cay firs rst run 1evele Club int preme Cour 304 April 2 side tevice for \u201can NE d a time for tho enb of ibe \u2018ynoutd the Sas poscon on Bota pray decided om oa rune Le Re CE ; - of the el - ouis Rube er contin ur- 0 hem th n a que ; ek on & .cbance © ub, thinks nstein, th ue fav- com pe at the St stion submi at- GS IT ho tan pe at Oe fav anden the St.John li mitted n t ptai .ers w nf : : joyable run.here is every licentes than the 1 granting mor license C A FRIGHTFU: i ~ pret will bh aw allow- e liqu L'Auses 53 i ot Verran À e to owec or BN widespread - 00 « > rom 15 mes the oe The cf- lively corn ae m \u2018 5 this year er of sa- = Putra \u2019 Th.\u2018 - .names (ru Fae ' \u2018 | and abwix- Cir _ Gr» à * 8 1 114 | .¥ fo ont a \u20ac = ca, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS QS Way + FRE Cd on [EERSTE TE PEPTIDE fa rd co A EEE UT Faits pt - NEW CORSE .Tg bon.3 Light and comfortable for summer \u2026) morning wear.It is this season\u2019s model 3% of batiste, and trimmed with copy of Torchon lace threaded with satin nb- The steels are rust proof, the bust medium high, the back and the hip medium long, with 4 garters attached.It is adapted particularly to medium and slight figures, the sizes being 19 to 26.This corset has good fitting qualities, and is, we believe, equal to any regular $1.00 model now on the Canadian market.Price.+ .0\u2026+.15 SPHCIALS IN BED FURNISE INGS They are : \u201c+ ni pillow cases, full -} and readv for use.:-r, per pair.25 * hemstitched pillow - 45.for .3D vned sheets, full -voul of dressing.ir.\u2026.\u2026 .81.29 extra fine English + fin:s'ied, full bed 290, fer .$1.69 Most opportune in view of moving time come these special offers in bed furnishings on Tuesday.50 crochet quilts, full bed size, hemmed.Regular 1.25, for .98 30 Marseilles quilts, attractive design, double bed size.Very special.\u2026 .81.69 Bed pillow.5 lbs.the pair, filled with combination feathers.Very special, per pair.95 40 pairs 10-4 summer blankets with pale pink and blue borders, 1.10 quality, for, per pair .95 wear.They are : distinctive summer fabric; these last two in dress satin raye chine de chine.maroon, cardinal, 1.50, 2.00 and 2.50.We can scarcely attend to the great numbers of ladies who assemble in our neckwear department during the busier shopping hours of the day, but if you will come somewhat earlier on Tuesday we will take a special delight in show- beautiful, dainty and stylish neckpieces we have for your ILE and Wool 1500 yards worth $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Tuesday, We will offer on Tuesday, 1500 yards of the richest and most beautiful of silk and wool fabrics for evening and afternoon Crepe marajah, with silk embroidered Duprée voile gauze, soft, sheer and uncrushable: dresses and shirtwaist suits; rich poplin de soie: C bright and radiant eolienne de soie; sheer ottoman marquisette; chiffon crepe, suede finished; and lengths only, fancy salmon pink, sky, cream and white.1,500 yards Tuesday.\"ing you the wealth of really - oA Dress Fabric | spots; the Minne panmure for glorine, the canvas voile and These are the very finest of qualities .of silk and wool fabrics.The colors are pale blue, oyster grey, pearl grey, steel grey, royal blue, cham- \u2018Pagne, myrtle green, Hunter green, resida, fawn, navy, brown, old rose, wine, emerald green, Copenhagen, Alice blue, rose pink, The regular prices are 1.00, 1.25, NOVELTY RECKWEAR selection.Even the inexpensive ones are so dainty.At .25 we are showing these new linen collars, lawn lace, silk and net bows, some small \u201cMerry Widows,\u201d Windsor ties, lawn and muslin washing stocks, and these, with many others, are distinctively stylish ~ and neat.TLAND When we inaugurated our Babywear Department it was with a purpose.We were convinced that more comfortable, more smart, more cunning styles of baby dresses, coats, bonnets could be secured at less cost than the ladies of Montreal have been accustomed to pay for them.We went direct to the best markets of London and Paris and brought home to Montreal the newest, the daintiest, the most distinctive styles they afforded.We established a new standard in babywear.Every successive season we have raised it till the department now holds the most charming of baby requisites at prices you will find to be moderate.These Hall Linen Suitings Just as soon as thoughts and plans for summer time begin to thrust themselves upon you, forget not the comfort giving, useful qualities of these stylish half-linen suitings.In them there's Ife, smartness and perfect draping qualities.They shed the heat like linen, and whether shopping in the city or romping in the fields or on the lake shores about your summer home, what more serviceable, more smart and more comfortable dress could you imagine ?In our latest shipment of these new half linen suitings came navy blue, Copenhagen, sky blue, green, brown, mauve, linen shade, white and black.PR AAA 15 The price 1s.+.-+++20000000 Ta ag ETP a = re f Mere Rte 1 DES 4A __ Loop rte ru ta ag ER + see (LEEN'S UNIVERSITY ~7 OF DEGREE WINNERS ANNOUNCED.Aar.l °5\u2014The results of the + iaculties of arts, science were posted at Queen S iv.The list is as fol FREE OF MA, >rockville, Ont.; Eas- Br car .nations for degrees and f Winnipez, Man; Corners, | | DEGREE OF B.PAED.Downey, R.F., B.A.Port Perry, Ont.: Keys, S.J., B.A., Cornwall, Ont.; Lingwood, F, H.BA.Simcoe, Ont.; Speers, JJ.A., M.A.Alliston, Ont.DEGREE OF PH.D.MeDougall.L.M, M.A., Brockville, Ont.MEDALS IN ARTS._ Latin, Macdonnell, H.K., Kingston, Ont.: ferman.Code, Ethel, B.A., Al- monte.Ont.; French, Alford, Ethel B., B.A., Brockville, Ont.: English, MacKenzie.Jessie J., M.A., Bruce Mines, Ont.; History, McArthur.D.A, M.A., Dut- ton, Ont.; Political Science, Cornett, A.1, Kingston, Ont.: Mathematics, Ellis, D.S.M.A.Kingston; Botany, Gibson, JW.M.A., Kars, Ont.; Animal Biol- ngv, Tuck, J.R.M.A., Mosborough, Ont.: Chemistry, Stillwell, George B., M.A.Meaford, Ont.; Geology, Malcolm W., M.A.Woodstock, Ont, PRIZES IN ARTS.Professor's Prize in Latin, Black, H.J.Fergus, Ont., and Macdonnell, May L., Kingston.-Ont.; Greek Prose Composition, Graham, C.R., B.A., Arnprior, Ont.; Roughton Prize in Germatn, Harris, A.L., Kingston; Proïessor\u2019s Prize in French, Wilson, Bessie H., St.John, N.B.; Rogers's Prize in English, Mil ler.N., Aylmer, Ont.; Lewis Prize, Wal lace, H.T., Oakville, Ont.; McLennan Prize in Hebrew, Gray.J.R., London, Unt.; Gowan Foundation in Botany, Klugh, A.B., Kingston; Gowan Foundation in Political Science, Caverley, D.C.Perley, Sask.; Calvin, in Latin, Clarke, W.C., Martintown, Ont.; Mac- lennan, in Greek, Black, H.J., Fergus, Cnt.; Gowan Foundation No.IIL.Tel ford, Geo., Rathos Btation, Scotland.DEGREES IN THEOLOGY.Marshall, D.H., B.A., Campden; Tod, A.H., B.A, Maguire, Ont.Testamurs\u2014Barnard, A.T., M.A.Hay, W.M, B.A.; Miller, ¥., B.A; MeDonald, J., B.A.; Tod, A.S., B.A.FACULTY OF SCIENCE.Degree af M.E.\u2014Dobbs, G.G., Bessemer, Alta.; McLaren, G.R., Perth, Ont.Mip'lomas\u2014Arthur, A.T., Course, G., \u2018electrical engineering, Carleton Place; Spirrs, T., Course.G.electrical engineering, Appleton, (Fnt.DEGREE OF B.SC.Course A, Mining Engineering \u2014 Brown, E.W., Hawkesbury, Ont.; Cor- dukes, J.P., Elginburg, Ont.; Harding, W.M., Oshawa, Ont.; Huber, W,, Iiracebridge, Ont.; MecGinnes, W.C., Belleville, Ont.; McKay, B.R., Cornwall, Ont.; Orford, C., Delamar, Idaho; Rockwell, D.B., Kingston, Ont.; True- man, J.D., St.John, N.B.; Twitchell, Kk.C.,, St.Albans, Vt.Course C., Mineralogy and Geology\u2014 Fleming, A.A., Craigleith, Ont.; Hill, T.(M.A.), Harrington West; Schofield, S.J.(M.A), Kingston; Sine, F.(M.A.), Kingston.Course E., Civil Engineering\u2014Cum- mirgs.A., Fernie, B.C.; Dempster, H.().(vananoque, Ont.; Findlay, A., Winnipeg, Man.; Milden, A.J., Cornwall, Ont; Milliken.J.B,, Strathroy, Ont.; NG-Coll, C.R., Chatham, Ont.; Me- Kenzie, M., Lake Megantic.Que.; Stan- ley, J.N.(M.A.), Port Colborne, Omt.; Stidwill, F., Dutton, Ont.; Sweeney, R.Ce Quebec, Que.sourse F., Mechanical Engfiineering\u2014 Marshall, J.H.G., Stella, So ne .Course G., Electrical Engineering.\u2014 Fleming, D.B., Craigleith, Ont.; Grant A.M., West Merigomish, N.S.; Jeffrey, J.J., Elder\u2019s Mills, Ont.; Jeffrey K.T., Fleming's Mills, Ont.; Norrish, 8 E., Walkerton, Ont.; Richmond, D.ba Brighton, Ont.; Stott, J., Sapper- SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPS.Chancellor\u2019s Scholarship (first year in ractical science) \u2014Earle, H., Central ark, .J.Macdonald Mowat's Scholarships (second year in practical science )\u2014 2 K.S., Woodstock, Ont.)\u2014Clarke, Bruce Carruthers Scholarshi year in mining)\u2014Ransom, F., Ki Ont; Lawson, W.E., London, Onto O% ngineering Society Prizes\u20141Ist, Twit- chell, K.S., B.Sc., St.Albans, Vt.; ond, Schofield, S.J., M.A.\" B.Sc., Kingston, Ont IN THEOLOGY.| Following are the prizes won in theo- ogy: Sarah McClelland Waddell, $120\u2014W McIntosh, B.A., North Brae\u2019 Ont.D- Chancellor's, $70\u2014R.J.McDonald, MA.Golspie.pence, $60 (tenable two y \u2014J.Nicol, M.A., Jarvis, oC Years) =I.L.Anderson, No.1, 840\u2014W.Stott, B.A.Sapperton, B.C.\u2019 nderson, No.2\u2014D.C.R M.A.Grand Valley.amsay, MA, The Lanse, $40\u2014W.M.Hay, B.A, Paisley.Toronto, $60\u2014J.M.McGillivray, B.A., Picton.St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Toronto, $45\u2014 A.T.Barnard, M.A., Hamilton.Rankine, No.1, $45\u2014R.H.Liggett, Garden Hill, Ont.Rankine, No.2, $45\u2014J.McDonald, B.A., Deseronto.Glass Memorial, $30\u2014R.H.Somerville, Morton.Mackie, $25 (books)\u2014R.J.McDonald, M.A., Golspie.Lewis Prize, $25\u2014H.T.Wallace, B.D,, Oakville.McTavish Prize (essay), $20\u2014R.H.Lig- i gett, Garden Hill.Prize in Books (essay on music)\u2014J.M.McGillivray, B.A., Picton.James Anderson Bursary (Gaelic), $25 \u2014H.D.McCuaig, B.A., Wolfe Island.William Morris Bursary, $50\u2014S.B.Manoukian, Armenia.CONVENT WALL FELL.Quebec, April 26.\u2014Three walls of a new convent, which has been in process of construction since last fall at the corner of Boulevard Langelier and Notre Dame des Anges and Charest streets, collapsed about 9 o'clock this morning.The accident is attributed to the effect of the frost.: .(third press,\u2019 CALISTHENIC CLASS CLOSING MISS BAKER-EDWARDS RECIPIENT OF SOUVENIR BY PUPILS.CE \u2014_\u2014 The annual closing entertainment of Miss R.Baker-Edwards\u2019s calisthenic classes took place in Stanley Hall, on Friday afternoon, before a large audi ence of interested parents and friends.During the exercises the pupils of the Stanley Hall class presented their teacher with a handsome silver-mount- ed mirror.The presentation was made by the youngest pupil, little Miss Audrey Bul ler.Miss Phelan added to the enjoyment of the programme by her rendering of Den: za\u2019s \u2018May Morning,\u201d which was enthusiastically re |% ceived, The programme Miss Baker-Edwards opened with a patriotic march by the Juniors, forming St.Andrew's, St.George's and St.Patrick's crosses, with an appropriate national chorus, sung by the pupils, and closing with the wheel and the \u2018Maple Leaf Forever.All the exercises showed excellent work.The little girls with musical balls did very well indeed, led by their \u2018Em- Beryl Leger.The hoop drill, with decorations of roses, was not only exceedingly pretty, but very gracefully and accurately performed.A novel feature was presented in the fancy steps, with ring exercises, by the senior class.The advanced elass barbells and club swinging received hearty applause.Dr.S.P.Robins, late principal of McGill Normal Schoo:, presented the medals and badges, and made a few remarks on the excellence of the work.The results are as follows: \u2014 - STANLEY HALL COMPETITION.Class I.\u2014Queen, Belle Russell, silver medal, presented by Miss S.Ashton Phillips; 1st princess, Joan Coles, silver pin; princess, Eleanor Forde, badge; princess, Kathleen Swan, badge; princess, Amy Warner, badge.Class I[.\u2014Empress, Beryl Leger, silver medal, presented by Dr.A.E.Vi- pond; honor badge, Nora Collyer; queen, Mary Girdwood, medal, presented by Prof.F.Norman* princess, Doris Mec- Intyre, badge; princess, Dorothy Campbell, badge; princess, Roberta Forde, badge.Class 1II.\u2014Queen,.Marjory Gordon, medal, presented by Mr, G.A.Ward; Ist princess, Ethel Ward, badge; princess, Lillian Engwell, badge.Class IV.\u2014Queen, Winnifred Scott, medal, presented by Mr.N.Tourangeau; 0 LPR NPE fh SARS BE ES princess, Brighty Weston, badge; princess, Amy Jennings, badge.Class V.\u2014Empress, Edith Campbell, medal, presented by Dr.A.E.Vipond; 1st honor pin, Nita Ward, silver pin; honor pin, May Quillen, silver pin; honor pin, May Barwick, silver pin.LORNE SCHOOL COMPE1111vn.Juniors\u2014lst princess, Winnifred Luff- man and Amy Vivian, equal, badges and silver pins, presented by Mr.A.G.Evans, Montreal West ; princess, Pearl Anderson, badge; princess, Beryl! Fielde, badge.Seniors\u2014lst princess, Margaret Pitt, badge and silver pin, presented by Mr.A.G.Evans; princess, Elsie Neville, badge; princess, Mamie (iariepy, badge; princess, Emily Bridgman, badge.ROYAL ARTHUR SCHOOL.Queen, Miriam Caplan.silver medal, presented by Mr.W.H.Lavers; ls} princess, Sadie Norris, badge; princess, Edith Lunn, badge; princess, Katy Hartley, badge; prince, Julius Merson, badge.: : VERDUN SCHOOL.Class 1.-Princess, Annie (voss, badge; princess, Mary Johnston, badge.(Tass TI.\u2014Queen, Grace Prowse.silver medal, presented by Mr.Geo.A.Ward; princess, Lillian Holtoy.uuge; prince, Ernest Bolduc, badge.TEMPERANCE NOTES 1 \u2014 At the last meeting of the Dominion Alliance (Quebec branch), in addition to the election of the executive, several resolutions were passed in connection with temperance legislation at Quebec.The proposal to prohibit mail carriers from transporting intoxicating beverages into districts where local option or other restrictive regulations \u201cwere in force was heartily approved, and the government was commenued for favoring this measure.Approval was also expressed that the bar had been banished from the Quebec legislative hall.The constitution of the Anti-Alecohone League was studied and approved, and the secretary authorized to secure and register the signatures of all who wished to subscribe their names to the tenets of the league.Mr.John L.Brodie, a prominent resident of the municipality of Notre Dame de Grace, has called at the \u2018Witness\u2019 office to express his approval of the regulations by which licenses are limited in number in certain municipalities to one per thousand of the population, and to express the hu;e that this \u2018aw will be applied in the municipality of Notre Dame de Grace, where there are now five licensed places, which is more than the new law will allow, and one of these places is situated near the C.P.R.works.The Dominion Alliance members express much satisfaction at the result of the recent Scott Act contest in Howick, brought on by the liquor sellers ana their friends, with the object of repealing the law which had been in force for J a number of years.The vote stood, 117 in favor of the law, and 77 for iis repeal, being « majority sustaining law of forty votes\u2014the largest ever recorded in a contest in Howick.The liquor people found they had lost a pumber of votes \u201csince the previous con- est.Yaa \u2014\u2014\u2014 A PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATIVE.WHY THE \u2018PRESSE THINKS QUEBEC SHOULD HAVE ONE IN ENGLAND.In the course of an article supporting the appointment of a commission to ren- resent the province of Quebec in London, the \u2018Presse\u2019 says: * The province of (Quebec it full of still unexplored resources.What we need 1s capital.We must make our wealth known abroad, stimulate the formation ot companies and syndicates to work up our water powers, our nung, and our forests In à scientific-that 1s to say, more pro- fitable\u2014manner.Our Industries and agriculture require mare capital to reach the full development they are able to attain.We are still :n sur infancv.and we cannot expect that strangers will make known the latent advantages which we possess.lt requires one of our own people, able 10 give us full credit, to show us in the best possible lehs.\u201cAgain, what a number of financial enterprises are springing up in our great and prospering province! Should we not feel happy to know that we can.henceforth, go and tell John Bull that he can come and get rich with us in the thousand and one enterprises which wae have inaugurated without having the means to carry them through.Money has no prejudices.and 1t will surely come to us, if we can show it wood opening.\u2019 The article also poinis out that ot all the provinces in the Dominion.with the exception oi the three Prairie Pro vinces in the West.Quebec alone is not vet represented in London, and it adds that the position of Lord Strathcona at general commissioner for the whole of Canada prevents him from taking up the intercsts of any ong province In narticular.EY MONTREAL HIGHLAND SOCIETY.The closing social of the Montreal Highland Society was held in Welshs Café, St.Peter street.on Wednesday evening.It was well attended and greatly enjoved by those present.Dane- ing and refreshriente were among the social pleasures provided.The society ends the season\u2019s engagements on May 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ad- vertisemects, and must leave their readers to exercise their own discretion in the way of putting faith in them.It is, o! course, impoesible to know much about mining advertising, which offers probably the most epeculative and, therefore, the mest risky of all investments, The great chances of gain are balarced by the great chances of loss, and no one should invest in a very epeculative property more than he can afford to Jose.Le APRIL EN X 5 T 2 9 T | 1 7 14 21 28 Ww F |S 3| 4 10| 11 16/17/18 23 1242 30j.|.oo es .MONDAY, APRIL 27.1908.References in the despatches to tho Irish in the Manchester election, contest just have called attention to a phase of British home poli tics which has an important bearing on vote concluded the position of parties Mr.Winston Churchill having declared that the reorganized Asquith cabinet is favoranle to the principle of self-government for Ireland, Mr.Redmond called upon the voters of for We were told, however, that the Irish Manchester to vote him.Roman Catholic vote would not he solid for Mr.Churchill, the Cathohve Federation having adopted the clergy's mantesto, and a split was expected in local the Irish vote.This requires explanation.Irish immigrants have settled in laren numbers in the manutacturing towns ot England and are, in the majority, Roman Catholics and Home Rulers; while the clergy are English and Con: servatives, allied with the English No- man Catholic nobility, who are almost wholly high Tories and anti-llome Rulers.In the contest last week these took a decided stand against the Liberal government on the education qu-s- of tion.in azreement with the attitude of the Established Church.But the Irish voters generally may unt have followed their lead.In the long struzgle for the 2epeal of the Union, and later for Home Rule, the Irish had no opponents more determined in hostility than th: Roman Catholic nobility and hierarchy of England.Both in Westminster and in Rome this hostility has always had a depressing effect on Iirixh aspirations.Now that the Irish vote has become such an \u2018mportant factor in English politics, it might be expected to make itself felt to English Ro man Catholic of Rule, This is all the more probable because ot the feeling among the Irish that they have suffered by the action of their English co-religionists, have been repulsed where they expected sympathy, ana have nothing to expect from the Roman Catho- lie Tory aristocracy of England.The Vati- in opposition enemies hone ps can will hardly venture to interfere in \u2018this domestic English political quarrel, the bishops and ,clergy having had on several occasions, and in different countries, of recent years, their advice rejected.when, as in Quebec province in 1896, such advice was contrary to the national sentiments of their co-religionists.\u2014 ame LIGHT UPON DARKNESS.Mr.Langlois\u2019's speech in the Legislature on the school books question was a sensible, timely and vigorous presentation of a peculiar phase of publie school education in this province.Jt would appear from what he said, and an exami nation of the books he referred to will prove the correctness of lis strictures, that the authorities who have the regulation of what shall be taught in the French schools have a curious idea of what constitutes Canadian history, or else they think it wise to impress on the pupils ignorance under the guise of instruction.For a school book to name the late Mr.Charles Thibault as a great Canadian, while ignoring the most notable of British Canailian historical per sonages, is too funny for anything.Apart from his romantic claim in one con stituency to have been an Indian changeling, the exploit which brought Thibault into greatest derisive fame ocurred in the county of Shefford, where he had taken the stump in opposition to the late Hon.1.S.Huntington.Addressing a meeting -of French-Canadian elec tors, he declared he had received a mandement issue - by the Pope, calling upon them to vote against Mr.Huntington.Thereupon he produced a document.of formidable proportions, with the Papal arms and large seals attached, which he solemnly asserted was the Pope's mandement.In reality it was an insurance policy, which be had caused to be embellished in a way to deceive people like his hearers, who had never seen and could not understand such writings.This incident wax characteristic of Mr.Thibault's audacity as a politician.It must be said of him in justice, however, that he was a brilliant humorist.No one enjoyed the mandement joke, as he declared it was, more than himself.\u2018Charley\u2019 Thibault, as he was familiarly known in those days, was a genius in, his way.lle had the gift of oratory with that of perfect freedom from all prejudice in favor of truth.His reckless confidence in the gullibility of ns audiences was astounding; yet he would sway an audience of bis countrymen as no other man of his time could emulate or imitate.But even the unlettered rustics ceased after a while to take him seriously, and long before he died he had subsided into ob- security.The enshrining of his name now among those of French-Canadian worthies, to be held up to the admiration of posterity, is to reduce a system of education not only to ridicule but to ignominv.The fact, however, 13 an illustration of a great deal of what for education in certain schools! of this province.Some day the people will what of intellectual pabulum they are fed upon, and then there will be a revolt similar to what has taken place in other countries under like As Abraham Lincoln said, \"You may fool all the people for a passes discover sort conditions.\u201ca time, and part of the people for \u201clong time, hut you cannot fool all the \u201cpeople all th: time.> TRAGEDIES OF TIIE TIMER, \u20181 have supped full of horror\u2019 is the feeling one must often have after reading some of the newspapers, where all the tragedies of the times are headed with poster type and fill pages.For some reason or other.suicides and many of the major catastrophes seem to oceur, out of all proportion to the mere length of time, between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning; so much so that we have come to take the records of such happenings as matters of course in our Monday newspapers.When the disastrous events recorded occur in China, South: America, or even British India, we can read of them with resignation, if noted with equanimity; but many when they have occurred, as it were, at our very doors, and have afflicted our own kin, they stir our blood with dis- tresy infinite Among ~uch happenings was the landslide which and an sadness, overwhelmed the village of Notre Dame de la Salette early on Sunday morning.The village was built upon a clay hill, the clay Ivinz upon granite which had been polished by the glaciers of ages ago; water percolated through cracks in the clay.separating the two formations, and presently, without any warning, the clay shdes away.destroying everything in its downward path, repeating and greatly outdoing in mischief a similar occurrence upon the same river five years ago, which told its tale in the muddy water which for a good while Howed from our Montreal taps.~ On Saturday afternoon, another grief- compelling tragedy took place off the THE MONTREAL Isle of Wight, when the American line steamer \u2018St.Paul\u2019 rammed and sank the British cruiser \u2018Gladiator\u2019 in a snowstorm.In the hillslide disaster at Notre Dame de la Salette, thirty-five lives are said to have been lost, while the marine horror took its toll of between twenty and thirty men and officers of the Royal Navy.Added to these tragedies.is the tragedy of the weather in England.We read of the frozen body of a man being found in a snowdrift only a few miles from London, and when we realize that the South of England at this time should be a mass of bloom, we can appreciate to some extent the great damage that may be done to many growing things, as well as the discomfort and suffering of the poorer people unprovided for uncongenial weather conditions at this time.None of the true happenings we have remarked upon belong to the category of horrors caused by huma\u2019a vice and frailty.Human knowledge has not yet succeeded in controlling or even foreknowing the weather to anv practically appreciable extent; the landslide was inevitable under the conditions, geological and meteorological, prevailing, although the inhabitants of Notre Dame de la Salette were not aware of their danger; while the ramming of the British cruiser by the \u2018St.Paul\u2019 is one of those recurring \u2018accidents\u2019 that human ingenuity has not so far succeeded in preventing, in spite of wireless telegraphy and numer- inventions having for their object ous the prevention of collisions at sea.In the contemplation of these things, we can only confess that the world to us 1s still inscrutable in many of its manifestations.These things are shocks to us only because they come in forms that enforce our attention.There are every day, in every city, as many and, for the most part, far more pain deaths, of which we take no note.Many of these are of a far more avoidable nature and are therefore in reality far more tragic.The larger part of the long anguish and mortality caused by the white plague is | such as we are now taught need not be, and as for the frightful tragedies in life and death, caused by alcoholism, which are within the ken of every family connection, why should these go on ?IS THEIR JOY JUSTIFIED ?The result of the Manchester eiection bas brought unfeigned joy to the hearts of the Canadian protectionists and \u2018pre- ferentialists,\u201d although Mr.Hicks, the victorious candidate, has described his success as due rather to the government's education and licensing le gislation than to any great desire in Manchester for \u2018tariff reform.\u201d However that may be.there would seem to be little doubt that the \u2018red-hot roaring\" ¢nthusiasm in the streets of London and Manchester, as described by cable correspondents badly bitten by Chamberlainism, which followed Mr.Winston Churchill's defeat, was largely the result of the imbibing of jubilant and flowing beer.It is true that the somewhat ostentatiously withdrew from their flaunting activities rn the Manchester fight; but that was only because even they saw they had gone much too far in \"their wide-open methods at Peckham, and had made their friends fearful that a repetition of such tactics at Manchester would be a vote- losing business.By more insidious ways, however, the brewers and liquor-sellers worked their will, and there was not a boozy elector who was not induced to go to the poll and vote against the government, which, he was told, was trying te rob the poor man of his beer.brewers So far as the Canadian high protectionist 1s concerned, it is difficult to understand his joy, since, if his diagnosis ¢f the recent by-elections is the correct onc, the United Kingdem will erect a tariff barmer against him as well as the foreigner.\u201d In May, 1903, at Birmingham, Mr.Chamberlarn told his hearers that Canada had voluntarily given the Mother Country a preference of thirty- three and a third percent on all dutiable gcods, and he went on to declare further, But the ministers of Canada, when \"they were over here last year, made a further definite offer.They said: \u201cWe have donc for you as much \u201cas we can do voluntarily and freely \u2018and without return.If vou are will \u2018ing to reciprocate in any way, we \u201care prepared to reconsider our tariff \u201cwith a view of seeing whether we cañ- \u2018pot give vou further reductions \u201cand we will do this if you will ment \u201cus by giving us a drawback on the \u201csmall tax of a shilling a quarter which \u201c\u201cyou put on corn.\u201d\u2019 At that time, toe.Mr.Chamberlain proclaimed himself a free-trader, and not a protectionist, but.he said, \u2018I want to point out \u2018that if the interpretation of free trade (ie that our only duty is to buy in che \u2018 cheapest market, without regard as to \u2018whether we can sell, if that is the \u2018theory of free trade which finds ac \u2018 ceptance here and elsewhere, then in \u2018 pursuance of that policy you will lose \u2018the advantage of further reduction in \u2018me \u2018 Joynson- | \u2018ment.DAILY WITNESS MONDAY, ArrIL \u2014 _\u2014.\u2018 duty .which your great colony of Ca'n- \u2018 ada offers to your manufacturers of this \u2018 country.\u2019 Well, Mr.Chamberlain has travelled far along the road of protection since then, and imperial reciprocity is no longer in the forefront of his policy; indeed, it hardly appears there any more.As a matter of fact, Mr.Chamberlain soon found that his Canadian, Australian, and other dear friends in the manufacturing line would fight any further reduction in the tariff tooth and nail; and that, indeed, their one object in life was to make the tariff higher and higher against all and sundry.So reciprocity of tariffs between the Mother Country and the colonies has been more and more shoved into the background by Unionist orators, and all the selfish interests are now appealed to.More work ab higher wages is the bait set for the workmen, while the masters are promised a slackening of competition and bigger profits.But this will not help the Canadian protectionist.He would have the alternative of taking down the bars to: Great Britain, which is the thing of all most abhorrent to his thoughts, or of standing pat to his tariff and Being ghut out of Great Britain.Either alternative would make his case worse.The position of the Canadian pre- ferentialist is far logical.His idea ultimate trade within the empire \u2014 an imperial zollverein to bind the component parts of the empire together materially as well as in affection, and that all parts of the empire shall contribute pro rata to the empire\u2019s defence.With such an ideal as that, those who cherish most the empire and believe in its grand and continued mission in the world can have full sympathy.But the results of a tew by-elections, important as they may be, at a time when so many more intimate and sensitive issues are before the electors, cannot by any means be taken as a Killing blow to Great Britain\u2019s traditional policy.Jeaving out of the question England\u2019s world-wide interests and her dependence upon the free import of raw materials for continued activity and prosperity, there was something very attractive more is free to \u2018many people in Mr.Chamberlain\u2019s programme as first presented.Germany \u2018ttad just penalized us for giving a preference to Great Britain, and Mr.Chamberlain made the most of that.\u2018Now, he said, \u2018I suppose you and I are agreed \u2018that the British Empire is one and in- \u201c divisible, that we absolutely refuse to \u2018look upon any of the states that form \u2018the British empire as in any way exclud- \u2018ed from any advantage or privilege to \u2018 which the British empire is entitled.\u2018But, unfortunately, Germany thinks \u2018 otherwise, and insists on treating Can- \u201cada as though she were a separate coun- \u2018try.\u2019 German newspapers at the time frankly declared that the penalizing of Canada by a higher duty was a policy of reprisal, intended to deter other col onies from following in Canada\u2019s path.\u2018 Therefore,\u201d declared Mr.Chamberlain, in ringing tones, \u2018it is not merely a pun- \u2018 jshment by Germany upon Canada, but \u2018it is a threat to South Africa, to Aus- \u2018tralia, and to New Zealand\u2019 Mr.\"Chamberlain said he did not like that position at all, and asked \u2018how do \u2018think that in such circumstances we \u2018can approach our colonies with appeals \u2018to aid us in promoting the union of the \u2018empire, or to ask them to bear a share \u2018of the common burdens?you Imperial reciprocity in Mr.Chamberlain's opinion was the only cure for that state of things.In raising the issue he protested that the answer would not depend upon petty personal considerations, not on temporary interests, but on whether the people of England really had it in their hearts to do all that was necessary to consolidate an empire which could only be maintained by relations of interest as well as by relations of senti- In his peroration, he announced his belief in such an empire, in an empire which, though it should be its first duty to cultivate friendship with all the nations of the world, should yet, even if alone, be self-sustaining and self-suf- ficient, able to maintain itself in compe tition with all its rivals.All through this and several other speeches that came after, Mr.Chamberlain warmly assumed that Canadians would be the first to meet him half way in the lowering of duties and contributions to imperial defence.But he reckoned without taking into account the illogicality of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, which while celebrating him to the skies in general terms, forthwith engaged in a propaganda whose purpose was absolutely to blast his zollverein hopes.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 THE DOUKHOBORS Fort William, April 27.\u2014The Doukho- bors are evidently preparing for another pilgrimage eastward and getting their clothes, such as they have, in readi- LONDON LETTER (Correspondence of the \u2018Witness.\u2019) London, April 17.The formation of the new cabinet 1s on conservative lines, that 1s to say, 1t is a reconstruction of the old cabinet at- ter the loss of its chief.Whether Mr.Asquith has enough ot the power ot holding men together which has been so conspicuous in Sir Henry Campbel- Bannerman, a.:d is so essential in à Liberal leader, remains to be seen; hut in making the rising hope of the Radical party, Mr.Lloyd George, his second in command, he has shown, not only his appreciation of remarkable ability, but his desire to make his cabinet represent adequately the two great wings of the Liberal party.He himself has alwavs been held to be a Moderate or Whig; but it is significant of his sohd qualities that no action of his followers has questioned his right to the succession.How will he get on with the Irish and the Labor party?The Irish knew that Sir Henry was an avowed Home Ruler; the Labor men knew his Radicalism was of a vigorous, downright sort; but as regards Mr.Asquith, they are not quite so satisfied.An old politician the other day recalled to my memory the anecdote regarding a Prime Minister of some vears ago, who, when asked, \u2018How shall you manage your tail?replied, \u2018I shall sit upon it\u2019 Men wonder privately whether the new Prime Minister will essay some such policy.He has a majority independent of both Irish and Labor men, and if he showed himselt less anxious to conciliate them than was his predecessor he might cause the allegiance of his own party to become firmer.But the reconstituted ministry affords no presumption that the government will materially alter its attitude to the great questions of the day, and as long as Free Trade needs to be vindicated as the policy of this country.Mr.Asquith, as the one man who at the general election, persistently followed Mr.Chamberlain up and down the land and pitilessly dealt with his arguments, 1s rightly placed at the head of affairs.The admission of Mr.Churchill and Mr.Runciman to cabinet rank involves two by-elections which are the immediate 1n- terest of politicians.Mr.Runciman, at Dewsbury, has what looks like a safe seat, having had a majority of nearly 4,000 at the general election.when opposed by both a Conservative and a Labor man.But the Licensing Bill is the issue that this time is causing the Licensed Victuallers\u201d Association to prosccuie a vigorous campaign on behalf of the Conservative candidate.What that meant at Peckham we know, and even a serious diminution in Mr.Run ciman\u2019s majority would be a serious blow to the cause of temperance reform.There seems no expectation.however, that the north country constituencies will follow Peckham'\u2019s lead.In North-West Manchester the situation has every element of excitement and interest.The citadel of Free Trade this constituency at the \u2018general election reversed ifs traditions \"and for the first time returned a liberal, in the person of Mr.Churchill.His defeated opponent has nursed the constituency ever since, and now appears as the somewhat halting advocate of Tariff Reform, but the doughty and uncompromising champion of the brewers in their opposftion to the Licensing Bill.So that here, in: one of the great political centres of England, in a constituenry where the balance of voters has till lately been wont to go to the Conservative candidate, a young cabinet minister is asking for approval of the policy of the present government, but chiefly and especially for approval of their policy in the matter of Free Trade and temperance reform.and the result cannot fail to have great significance.The militant suffragists are actively opposing Mr.Churchill, although he has promised to use his influence in the cabinet in favor of women\u2019s suffrage.for they will oppose the government, on all occasions, until as a government it brings in their bill.But some influential Liberal woman in Manchester, though keenly desiring the suf- rage, have issued a circular begging women to use their great influence on behalf of Mr.Churchill, on the ground that the Licensing Bill is the vital issue of the day, and that \u2018the opportumity is unique for women to prove their interest in the highest good of the whola community.The official report on the grave railway disaster at Shrewsbury last October is startling enough.It arrives by an exhaustive process of elimination at the simplest of explanations\u2014the driver was asleep or dozing; possibly the fireman was dozing too.The driver had heen on night duty for six consecutive nights.The rest men take in daytime is never certain; the report suggests that drivers of express trains should never he at work two successive nights.ihe report is bound to make a great impression on the public mind.\u2018 MR.MACKENZIE KING RETURNS TO OTTAWA.\u2014 Tells of the Results of His Mission to London.Ottawa.April 27.Mr.W.L.Mackenzie King.Deputy Minister of Labor, returned to Ottawa on Saturdav ag- ternoon after an absence of six weeks in London, England.in which he acted as envoy of the Canadian Government to negotiate an understanding, through the Imperial ministers, with the author:- ties in India, relative to Hindoo emigration to Canada.This is the second cccasion on which Mr.King has been entrusted by the Dominion Cabinet with negotiations in London of a most important and delicate nature.In the ormed instance he was able to persuade the Imperial Government to secure the passage of legislation for the pumish- ment of any who use fake representa- J tions to induce emigration to Canada.Unitil Mr.King + re government to But announced he qe publi cable the make the \\ M IE ! su + 1 \u2026 and this mail no donde firm stat taken the of 1h the ed mn cement m t Tit Heues * - tr = or 1 Vere dest ence In London.aud oo.the tion this eri Hindu which tals cific whole to Canada situation al ministers arise cn of other coast quest orn int + mule JI vig Ios: I UNTIMgrai.cn qe te .In an interview, Nr he isters had and been rr nation\u201d province, [ERAN] ! generous manner by officals to confer.who gave snatched from during the session had a number of Rig Sir Chu interest ht Hon.Edward rchill, and Mr.(Grey found was taken the great question tion to this coun:rv.ti tion of Ormental prop rs largest and most world prohlems.beli While deal more eved, view Mr.tion of Hindon ish ministers v their ( fo conor cores King partienlars N oe Ax y fes Wêr* Unnnire discuss whole question of Orinr- in the frankest ane expressed special course adopted lv ment in first \u20ac.f er = The uh Tees at M.to srékine +.eral understanding w=, oo.ernment tion The on the that y might appreciated Quest pt any legislative \u201caction that Imperial interr- lations were largely lio he 1 tn on 4 © that the question caf sympathetic co-mperaticr ments of Canada and Gr.India.Mr.King said that ion among British stnr- lv in that economic manded whi needs, and showed ne 4 accord that te country.with and Canada 2 put PE (As pa { y + \u201cnos \u2018 TF.= Canada was the heat mnieresss rifice Canadian lar.Mr.King referred generous manner cena had paved the we: accomplishment of hic ing heforehand nrepv.isters and rangements.T was particularly © \u2018to find that in maline à much * pt 1 paid by members of the working out law relating to he trial disputes.TICNS as to the warki- lation and found = in favor of legislation in Great Britain.Mr.King also - 1 1 3 21 =, lee a; teresting manner 0 ¢ had mnt stan had with ual imteyress ding tn Britain.and dec'ae particularly formmmn ties he had of mec- 1imper::' short time he spin NEW HT OT British Parliamen: r ae MR.IRVING VINCENT, © APPOINTMENT SHERBROCKL.( -æ-.- ACADEMY se \u201c \u2018oo.Tee 4 PRINCIPAL A \u2018 Mr.Irving Vincent.PA, «# Year graduated in aris : honors in classics.principal of sherirounr Ing the past vear Mr pursuing post-graduate and will receive \u2018ie He has alsc done a der.is well quabfied to do i \\ M he has been appinnie last week and nils ou: this term teaching lamin er\" There comes to every - oh ia Wo, + NY _ Th, il LS COOL WITH SHOWEES rt When April's sky is blue a>\" Tbe quiet dust of these w- The solace of unfolding WH a A vernal benediction fcw- Through wind-born And bears to every A promise from The turf made {air by ot dark oh stiencs : a Breathes And With tiny Each The net girds the Di:racles star-eved daiss brave, «were! oe = Call whiz; listen 167 some oF Te - \u201ca And the deep blue vines Of lcve and Lie \u2014William Ham; - Me a.mm.- minimum Calgary, Albert.232, ?50, Mont OK.40: tearolog:va' -The fa! en 3e.0.Port Torrents real.I~ dr TO tounderstorm-.show A sure ery.marked cent ed hicher is weather ha- trer vinces very attended mild rom Te ere\u201d 9 on ne, 2 He Arno #6: Halifax © Fresh SITODE a hee yes ay Maritime Pr virers showers.10-12 Nemo To Anril 27, JM \u2014R rio Yesterday \u2018l a \u20ac a AS To-day > Yesterday NE a Sy led northw:-d is now AN ecadimg- 2 x Lo.vo n ; 1908 memes nade to tj).>» of Course een dou ave alrea! his miss, rmally mons by are bh vor, 1 Warr 48 7 - roi.YE Cre < sprea À HONTREAL STOCK 1a, Neo E - no EXCHANGE PRICES Wits «iE .oC A a - .-v ©» © Brien, 86 St Francois Xavie el \\ 1d Ta Mn: ; 2, 2 LY c+ -.Fosers Sellers Buyers et?© Dom.1&3.1% 11% time.7 Q 8 do ptl.(4% 84 Pr ST \u201c .Duluth com.15% 16% a ! Co.do.pfd.27 > 14 5 Halifax.ww 8 I 205% Has sd ive sans Se de.I eee sues \u2018 * ©, Mer 1.&P.47 46 © { vr C0 MAES PL 103% 112% 1.1 x 23 2° ML LH EP 5% 9% ; ; .a M.L &M une .to a M 5 R.183% 188 A CT ; , Mag Is.com .a - ae - \u2019 sn Mag.Is.pfd.815, ML &M.vue 0000 Le 1°2 Mt.Steel.ren , 173 Go pfd.ov eee .\u2018 $.\"5, Mont Tel.149 133 Cr SR =, 8, Nip.Mines.y nt 2 2 Cho T.& L .Srey 1 8¢.John.cee es Co Toledo .\u2026.\u2026 9 814 > 5 Toyonlo .100 99% bis us of 3 125 Yrinidad.- : ly oY Tri City pfd 824 7534 ° ; Twin Cit 8744 86 ; 3 ; ; 15% West India neue ji a boiz 1-3, 12844 Winnipegæd .LL.10 PANES.* Cig so Co Nationale.\u201c20 ARE 6 New Bruna ew.FRE Tee } : .N Scotia.285 277 028 } (mtario.cv sees & [9 Ottawa.vec ur: 1d 135 Royal .124 Lens \u2019 co.Sovereign.-.\u2026.or 153 Standard.l+re ; , 136 Toronto .24 ; .35 Laos .sees 127 COTTONS.Dom Tex pf 84 83 433 - outreal.11¢ 100 BONTIR a 10 Has FE.5 1.heewnun Mill .Co lot Was 5 \u2026.10 922 |.Paper % 113 103 (5 534, Mac Is Dev RN 153%, T6ly Mex EL.5 14 .Mex L.Fr 5 ra wees SaoP.5 ue \u2018 144 SO Textile À 5 .83 .106 \u201cBs .\u2026 8 ) en.\u201c 048 83 8 111 \u201cD 8 .Cee West India 834 83 3 Win.E 103 101 7e 189 Len 10 at \u201cot At 2.Vas n 3 yes , _ D) RU EXCHANGE Lo! a: 182, 35 a\u201d 23.a TS» 11 - AT.ar 05, Le SNA, \u201c4 \u20185 at 95%, NLISTED STOCKS.- red ty W.P.O'Brien, 82 83: Fran- 2's, 80 12.30 p.m.to-day.Axed.Bu \u2018er Bonds.\u2026.A 83 78 Ce iere seve.46 192 at 9544, wr TAtg, 25 at 76%.83.(155 at 644, 50 at 64, 4.1% at 62, 131 at 6214, Lv 9 ho SALES.IN, OD 160, ne ar ian, a° 177,.- A 353g 25 at 854, STONE \u2018© te (nf 2, 7 Nontre \u2018 with EN - btn | : a nf.Address ETAC ROLLER ' feet PUR 12D April »d hag -erdiue \u201cue T'as Laminar ng \u2018ane > = ui > va.ned oy the dollars, plau: 1 Gearings, formerly Company.\u201cYING COMPANY AGAIN a re- ponies the =neriff and ma- Limit- the cî In addition =: held.Roral worth \u2019 COAL & STEEL MAY UNITE | UNDER HOLDING CO.Plan to Raise $35,000,000 in England With Which to Operate Companies Jointly.Aree: London financiers who are taking the greatest interest in the Steel and Coal trouble are proposing a short cut to a.settlement of the long drawn out quarrel between these two corporations.According to an announcement from England tu-éay it is understood that Mr.Thomas Skinner, one of the directors of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and a gentleman who is associated with and interested in, a number of joint stock companies in this country, is taking tbe initiative in the matter, his proposition being, to form a powerful holding company with a capital of not less than $30,000,000 10 take over both the Steel and Coal &om- panies and to run them as one enterprise.U Mr.Skinner it\u2019 is understood, has placed this scheme before Mr.James Ross, president of the Dominion Coal Company, while he has intimated to the officials of the Steel Corporation that it is the only proper solution of the present difficulty.It is proposed that the representatives of both corporations go to London at the earliest possible date and there arrange the organization of the new holding tom- pany.It is estimated that the $35,000,000 will cost possibly $1,750,000 interest per annum, but at the present time the Steel and Coal companies are earning between $250,000 and $300,000 a year, over and above fixed charges.This matter will be discussed by both directorates and gentlemen who are in close touch with the management &f the Steel and Coal corporations believe that such a company will sooner or later be formed.On Saturday Mr.Plummer held a lengthy consultation with the directors of the Steel Company at the Windsor Hotel when the recent negotiations with Mr.James Ross, president of the Coal Company, was under discussion.The scene of negotiations between Messrs.Ross and Plummer have for the time being been removed from Toronto to New York.Yesterday, Mr.Ross and a number of friends spent a day at Niagara Falls, and last evening he took a train for New York.Mr.J.H.Plummer, it is left last evening for New York, and today he will meet Mr.Ross and Mr.William Mackenzie, who sails on Wednesday for London.Mr.Mackenzie has taken a cleser interost in the settlement than anyone else outside the respective camps, and it appears that a conference was agreed upor for New York before his sailing.) understood, MR.ROSS HAS MADE AN OFFER.Toronto, April 27.\u2014Mr.Plummer, when he left the city, carried with him an offer from Mr.James Ross, president of the Dominion Coal Company, which he will lay before his directors.It is believed that Mr.Ross has made a definite proposal looking towards a settlement, but on what terms it cannot be learned.BANK OF COMMERCE NEW LOCAL MANAGER.\u2014 The official announcement was made this morning that Mr.Walker, manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in New York, has been appointed manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce iu Montreal.G.T.R.EARNINGS The Grand Trunk Railway system's traffic earnings from April 14 to April 21 were as follows: 1908 2.2 2240 erau 1000 We $691,779 1907 Loo.Lane a000 Lue.7 868,876 Decrease .+ $177,097 C.P.R.EARNINGS \u2014 The Canadian Pacific Railway.Company\u2019s return of trafic earnigs from April 14 to Apri! 21 were as follows: 1908 .2.44 Lo.oe.$1,306,000 1807 .oo.Lee.1,367,000 Decrease .cere.$61,000 Canadian Securities (Canadian Associated Press.) London, April 27.\u2014Changez in the prices of Canadian securities are as follows: \u2014 Quebec, issued in Paris, 1919, 101 to 103s; Quebec sterling bonds, 1928.10) to 104s; Dominion of Canada registered 1933, M6 to 07s.Pennyslvia Issue London, April 27.\u2014The Pennsylvania 4 percent ktcnds, half of which have heen al- loted to London,were placed on the market this merning.They were oversubscribed many times, and the subscriptions were closed one hour after the opening.Morgan Buys Bonds New York, April 27.\u2014It is understood that $5,000,000 convertible 4 percent bonds of B.R.T.and Company, recently sold.and now officially announced were taken by J.P.Morgan & Company.Trade Revival Coming New York, Arril 27.\u2014Private advances received from various points in the West say that May will witness a considerable revival in general business, which is showing signs of picking up on a broader scale with the return of warm weather.Texas Pacific Ry.New York, April 27.\u2014Texas Pacific Railway decrease for third week in March is reported to be over $80,000.Large Orders Secured { New York, April 27.\u2014It is reported that the Steel Ccrpcration will soon get some large orcers for rails.Conferences have been held in this citv between railway interests and tbe officials of the company.The result of these meetings is nn agreement according to the Teport as to the rails to be supplied.An announcement is expected regarding the orders placed possibly this week.Allotted Bonds _ Messrs.G.A.Stimsen & Company have heen allotted $15,000 town of Niagara 4% 20 fostalment debentures and town of Streetsville 5 -perceat, their offers being the percent $14,747.24 9 instalments, highest.EXCITEMENT IN DETROIT OVER NEW OFFER.New York Capitalists Making Strong Bid for Street Railway Franchise.f\u2014 (Special to the \u2018Witness.\u2019) Detroit, Mich., April 27.\u2014Messrs.Gug- genheimer, Untermyer & Marshall, New York city corporation lawyers, are in Detroit to-day in conferencé with city om- cials to get a new street car franchise on a three cent fare basis in opposition to the Detroit United Railway.The proposition offered by the New York people \u2018has created considerable suspicion in administration circles because the names of the backers of the proposed new company are not made public, but what occasions the greater part of the skepticism js the fact that no definite assurance can be attained that, were the cily to turn over expiring franchises, the interests represented by Guggenheimer, Untermyer & Marshall, history would not repeat itself and the D.U.R.secure full control of all lines ultimately.Gold for Export New York, April 27.\u2014Messrs.Heideback, Ickelheimer & Cc«mypany have engaged over $1,000,000 gold for export, and Goldman, Sach & Company about $500,000.Soo Shows Decrease The \u2018Soo\u2019 Raitway shows a decrease in earnings of $79,776 for the third week in April, Twin City Increase Twin City Railway for the third week in oo shows an increase in earnings of over Boston & Albany Bonds The Boston and Albany Railway issued to-day $3,500,000 twenty-five year 4 percent bonds, BERLIN RATE REDUCED Bertig.April 27.\u2014The Berlin Bank reduced its rate to-day from El4 to 5 percent.LONDON STREET EARNINGS The earning statement of the London Street Railway Company: for the month of March is as follows: 1908.1907.Inc.Gross earn.$16,907.90 $17,716.85 *$808.95 Oper and taxes 13,015.97 13,805.13 *789.18 Net .3,801.93 3,911.73 * 19.79 Interest .2,368.90 2,292.41 76.49 Surplus .1,523.03 1,619.31 * 96.28 *Decrease.SAO PAULO EARNINGS St The approximate statement of earnings and expenses of the Sao Paulo Tramway, Light and Power Company, as received by cable, for the month of March, 1908, is as follows: | x ag 1908.1907.da Inc.Gross earn.$199,299 $183,713 $15,586 Maiutenance and oper.charges | 67,356 58,579 8,777 Net earnings .131,943 125,134 6,509 Or.earn, Jan 1to end of March .577,719 550,525 47,194 Net earn.Jan.1to ' end of March .381,762 358,971 22,791 Officers Canadian Cement Co.Following is a corrected list of the officers of the Canadian Cement and Concrete Association, formed at a meeting held recently in Toronto: President, Mr.Peter Gillespie, Toronto; vice-president.Mr.C.F.Pulfer, London: secretary-trea- surer, Mr.Alfred E.Uren, Toronto; councillors, Messrs.Kennedy, Stinson and F.3.Kilbourn, Montreal; T.J.Dates, {wen Sound, and Gustav Kahn, R.A.Rogers, C.H.Thompson and J.G.Murphy, Toronto.New York Call Money New York, April 27.\u2014Noon\u2014 Money on call steady at 1% to 3 percent.Prime mercantile paper, 4 to 4% percent.Ex- changes, $141,782,748.NEW YORK STOCKS.Specially reported for the \u2018Witngss by J.D.Monk, Hosp tal 8t., Local Manager of J.$.Bach & Co., New York by direct wire.Opeuing and Clcsing Prices.April 27th Stocks.Op'g.Clos.*tocks.Opg.Close Amal.Cop.Se 604g Kan.& T.pdd.58 58 amer.Loco.4642 474 Louis v.&Nas \u2026s 101% do, pfd.97 #89 Mis.Pac.45! 46 Am.Bugar .127 137 M.Bt P.,.1134 do pfd .Co do.pfd.Am Smelt .70% 70% Mex.Cent-.1544 155 Am.Car.Fy.34) 3th N Y.Cent.93% 100% Am.StLF.com .ErieRailr'd.1844 18% do.do.pfd.do.Iptd.Am.Wool.31 21 do.ITpfd., .Anaconda.384 38'3 N.Y Ont.&W .Atchison.79 79 à North Pacxd 129 130% do.PT cies eens Nor.& West.654 613 Balt.Ohio.84% 85 Pac.Mail.213; 27% do.pfd .\u2026\u2026 Penn.R.R .M:0 1215, Brooklyn R.47 17% Pressed Steel 23% 28% Can.Leather 24 24 do.pid .82% 82% do.pfd.People's Gas.91% Can.Pac .15534 156% Phils.& Rd.10844 109 Chgo.Gt.Wes.\u2026.5% do.Iptd.Can.South.do.H pfd.Ches & Ohio.33% 34 = Rock Island.15% 16 Chic.& Alt.,.154 Railway 8.6.3444 3444 Chic.& N.W.14974 150% K.IronkS.com 18 117, C M&S P.123 123% do.do.pfd.68 68 Col.South.324, 32 South.Ry .14% 15 Con.Gas.11844 118% do.pfd.corr wees ool Fuel.24% 24/4 Bouth Pac.Tt 774 Corn.Prod.Sloss Sheffield .4514 do.pfd.Tenn.C&L.Detroit U.Tex.Pac.184 184 DLL &W.Tol.R.& L.Del.& Hud.Twin City.Den.& RioG.20% 20% U.S.Steel.35% 25/4 do.ptd\u2026.! or es do.ptd.100% 1003 Du.8.8 16 16 U.8.Rubber 2144 214 do.ptd.2% do.pfd.G.N.R.pfd.126 126% Union Pac .1333 135% Gen.Elee.134} 133% do.pfd.Havana Elec .«i.e Wabash.10 10% Iowa Central 16 1544 do.pfd.1844 19% Ill.Cent.,.1285; 128% West.tb T.\u2026.54 Inter.Pump.24% 24% Wis.Cen.com .16% Kan.& Tex.35% 25% do.pfd.38 40 LONDON QUOTATIONS, London, April 27, ¢ p.m.\u2014Closing stocks: Consols for money 88 7-18; do.tor account 868%.Anaconda.7% Erie.,.Leo 18 Reading 55% Atchison.8% do.Ipfd.36 dalpfd .do.ptd 91 do.11 pfd 25 do.lEpfd .B&0.8% Lr 132 Bouthn 15 Chicago.Lou.&N.10344 do.pfd.42 Ches.& O.34% Kan, & Tox.28/4 SothPe.78% Chic.G, W.35% N-Y, 0.102% Un.Pac.137% Chic.M&S.P 126 Norf\u2019'd & W.67 do.pfd.84 De Beera.1074 do, pfd.83 U.8.8teel 387; Denvr Rio.21/4 Ont?& West 35 do pfd.1023 do.pfd.564 Penn.61% Wabash .11 St.Paul.,.Rand Mnes 5% do.ptd.19 Amalgamated Copper, 62% Spanish Fours, 92%.Grand Trunk, 1454 C.P.R., 159%.Bar silver.quiet, 24 9-184 per ounce.Money, 24 to 24 percent, Dcount rate short bills 2 11-16 to 23, percent; three months bill4, 234 to 3 13-16 percent.[7s EE Ty FURTHER IMPROVEMENT IN STOCK MARKET.Prams Capitalists Throughout the United States Predict a Business Revival Shortly.\u2014 (Special to the \u2018Witness.\u2019) New York, April 27.\u2014There were three far-reaching and important happenings last week In the financial world.First was the announcement of the $40,000,000 bond issue of the Pennsylvania Railroad, $.- (00,000 to be issued here, and $20,200,000 to be sold in Lcndon and Paris.Kuhn,Loeb & Co., the lccal bankers, announced at the close of the week that the subscription books for the $20,000,000 reserved for this country would be closed before April 27, as already nearly $20,000,000 subscriptions had been received.The success of the issue is therefore assumed,- and the effect of the announcement was woriu wide, as it showed that American investors etill have confidence in American securities.Another important occurrence was tlio advance of 40 pcints in the stock of the Standara Oil Company.This stock is up 80 points since April 1, and 220 points since the October panic.This i.an appreciation in the capital stock of the company of $220,000,000.Thc advance, in financial circles, is interpreted to mean that the Rocke- feller-Rogers-Stillman-Frick crowd is once more hopeful, and believe that business improvement is near, and advance in the prices of stocks certain Thé idea resulted in sharp advances in all issues traded in on the New York and Consolidated Stock Exchanges, and Union Pacific, United States Steel, and numerous other issues made new high records for the year.Wall Street received a shock when it was announced that Messrs, T.A.Meceln- tyre & Co., had failed.The failure is considered the worst hear failure in the history of Wall Street.In the face of the news stocks advanced, xhowing that the market has teen thoroughly liquidated, and is now in a position to respond to good news, Cash continues to flow to this centre from the interior, and despite the shipments of $7,500,000 of gold abroad, and the anncunce- ment that the United States Treasury will recall $5C,00C,000 on deposit, from National banks throughout the country, rates for time and cal! money are slightly easier.On Tuesday the United States Steel Corporation will announce its earnings for the first quarter or 1908.It can be said on excellent authority that the earning; will compare very favorably with the firet quarter o; last year.- MONTREAL STOCKS OF GRAIN IN STORE The following table shows the stocks of grain and flour in store in Montreal on the dates mentioned: Apl.25, Apl.18, Apl.26, 1908.1908.1907.Wreat, bush.125,744 110,554 23,156 Corn, bush.40,431 48,048 £5,059 Peas, bush.44,339 31,326 35,427 Oats, bush .188,758 169,029 262,511 Harley, bush.114,649 103,585 52,933 Buckwheat, bush.21,049 21,249 9,522 Flaxseed, bush.4,569 54,569 ceo Flaxseed, bush.54,569 54,569 FR.Meal, bris.410 430 258 «à - \u2019 SOWING IS ABOUT HALF FINISHED Winnipeg, April 27.\u2014A very large În- crease in the area under wheat, especially in recently settled districts, Is shown by the Canadian North-West railway crop 1e- port, issued on Saturday afternoon.Between 25 and 50 percent of the sowing is completed.CANADIAN PRODUCE IN ENGLAND (Canadian Associated Press).- London, April 25.\u2014Bacon, leanest ,5ls, 63s and 54s; stouter selections are obtainable at 49s.Hams, and 65s.There is a fair demand for cheese, choicest being quoted at 65s and 66s, and finest at (3s and 64s.COBALT SALES Toronto, April 24{.\u2014Morning as follows:\u2014Coniazas, 50 at 439.Crown Reserve\u2014500 at à5, 1,000 at 37, 1,100 at 36.Foster\u2014200 at 621%.Green Meehan \u20141,000 at 13%, Nova Scotia\u2014500 at 23.Queen\u2014500 at 10614, 500 at 10675, 500 at 107 New Temiscaming-\u201450U at 324.Trethewey\u2014 1 at 73%, 100 at 7314, 106 at 7334, 100 at 74, 100 at 74%.sales were 500 at 14, LIVE STOCK MARKET, April 27.About 1,800 head cf butchers\u2019 cattle, 1,- 521 calves, 39 sheep and lambs and 1,850 fat hogs were offered fcr sale at the Point St.Charles stockyards this forenoon.The butchers were present ir.full force, but trade was slow, as the buyers were looking for lower prices, and secured it with pretty good cattle, as these were very numerous, but really brime beeves brought last week's prices, or from 5 1-4c to 6c per 1b.; pretty good cattle sold at from 4% c to 5c, and the common stock 3e to 4 1-4c per 1b.Calves sold at from $2.50 to $8 each.Sheep sold at 5l4c to 6léc per Ib.; spring lambs at $4 to $7 each.Thera was quite a drop in the prices of hogs,good lots selling at about 6 3-4¢c per Ib.A load of cattle just eapme from the western ranches without any other feedings were sold at $4.85 per 100 Ibs.CANADIAN CATTLE PRICES IN ENGLAND (Canadian Associated Press.) Glasgow, April 27.-\u2014Messrs.Edward Watson & Ritchie report 408 Canadian gattle on offer; steers, 12%c to 13c; bulls, 10Yc to 10%c.Liverpool, Apri.27.\u2014John Rogers & Co.cable to-day American rteers, 12%c to 131c; Canadians, 12%c¢ to 13c; cows, lic to 12c; bulls, 10¥c to 1ic; trade slow.Banks Gained $567,000 New York, April 27.-The banks have gained $567,000 frem the Sub-Treasury since Friday last.THE WIXNIPEG WHHEAT MARKET.April.May.July.Saturdav\u2019s close .11144 11154 1138, Opening .1114 11144 1134 Clcsing .1104 111 113 High .111Y%4 1114 113 Low + + + + + 110% 110% 112 1 - the state.9 { BUCKET SHOP CAMPAIGN BEGINNING TO SPREAD.Wall Street Delighted that These Places are to be Closed\u2014 Fierce Fight Coming.(Special to the \u2018Witness.') New York, April 2.\u2014The New York Legislature, by passing an Anti-Bucket Shop Bill, which has caused great alarm and anxiety in certain circles, is being highly commended on Wall Street.It will result in a number of wire-houses leaving The passage of the bill is due largely to the efforts of Mr.Ogden D.Budd, president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange, who has for years been working a determined fight against the bucket shop evil, not only in the State of New York, but throughout the country.The curse felt more and more of late, and their suppression is hailed with delight in business circles.Those who are carrying ou the campaign abainst these places of gambling are determined to carry the fight into other states, and the crusade again-t bucket shops will be continued until every shop in the country has been wiped out._ The movement against such places is sweeping across the Republic, «nd the wave of indignation aeainst their exis- to bring about a federal law making them a felony in any part of the Union.The fight against the bucket shops is on with a vengeance, and their present mode of conducting business is certainly doomed.- y COUNTRY PRODUCE Eggs are steady at 18c a dozen, but the receipts have not been as heavy as were anticipated.There is a Lrisk demand, as the grocers are quoting a low price, und the turnover is well up to former seasons in point of volume.The quality of the offerings is very gocd, and jobbers seldom find any necessity of going aver the eggs, except to take out the cracked ones.Trade in maple products is very dull.The supplies are heavy enough, but there is only a limited inquiry.Prices are up- changed, but holders are not letting any chances go by if a sale can be made by conceding a point or two in value.Jobbers are quoting 21.90 a bush:l for small lots of prime pea-beans, and tha quotation on cariead lots is $1.70 to $1.70.Good boiling peas are not very plentiful, not plentiful enough in fact, for business in carload lots to be worked.The price asked for small jobbing lots is from $1.20 to $1.26.Potatoes are firm on a good demand.and rather light holéings.Small lots of the best grades are held for $1.95 to $1.10 a bag, while 80c to 8c is asked for red, ane sue to 95c for wbite varieties în carload ots.AWARDED DEBENTURES \u2014\u2014 Messrs.Wood, Gundy & Co., of Toronto, have been awarded the municipality of Wallace debentures, recently affered for sale.The debentures, amounting to $15,000, are guaranteed by the province of Manitoba, and bear 4 percent interest, payable half-yearly.They are due at the end of 20 years, the interest and principal being payable in Montreal.The finances of this municipality are in excellent position, the net debt being 214 percent of the assessment.' The above firm were also awarded $18,500 debentures of the town of ,Listowel, bear- : ing 5 percent interest, and due, 215,000 tn 30 instalments, and $3,500 in 20 instalments., \u2019 \u2018 MONTREAL WHOLESALE PRICES FLOUR\u2014Manitoba spring wheat patents, $6.10; second patents, $5.50: winter wheat long cut firmly held at 58s, 628 patents, $5.75 to $5.75: straight rollers, $4.30 to $5.00; in bags, $2.16 to $2.25; extra, $1.50 | te 31.90.ROLLED OATS\u2014$2.75 in bags of 90 lbs.| OATS\u2014No.2, 47%c to 48c; No.3, 46\u20ac; No.4, 45c; rejected, 43L2c; Manitoba rejected, 444gc to 45c, North Bay.| CORNMÉAL-$1.60 to $1.70 por bag.MILLFEED\u2014Ontario bran in bags, $2¢ to $25; chorts, $25 fo $28: Maniteba bran in bags, $22, shorts, $24 to $23, BEANS \u2014 Prime pea beans, in jebbing lots at $1.90 per bushel.i POTATOES\u201495c 10 $1.05 per bag of #0 lbs.in jobbinæ lots.PEAS\u2014Boiling in broken lots, $1.25 per bushel.HAY\u2014No.1, $15 to $18 per ton on track; No.2, $13 to §13.50 ; clover, $1L.50 10 $12; clover mixed, $12 to $12.50.PROVISIONS \u2014 Barrels,short cut mesa, $21; 34 brls.$10.75; clear fat back.$22 to $23: long cut heavy mess, 0; % bris, do, $10.50; dry\u2019 salt long clear backs, 10%c: bris, pidte beef, $13.54 to 316; Half orle., do., 37.25 to $7.75: bris., heavy mess beet, $10 to $11.brls., do., $5.50 to $6; cos- pound lard, 8%c to 9e; pure lard, 1% to 11%c; kettle tendered, 11%ec to 2c; hxias, 12¢ to 13%c.according to size; brealdfast bacon, 14c to 15e: Windsor bacon, 16446 vo fige; fresh killed abattoir dressed hogs, $9.75 to $10; live, $6.50 to $6.75.KGGS-New lald eggs, siratght candied, 17%c to 18c.BUTTER\u2014Fresh receipts, 30c to 8lc in jubbing lots.d CH ESSE-Fodder grades, 12c to 126; fall made, nominal.$1.20 to PROVISION MARKET Live hogs, selects, sold at $£.76 to §7 per 100 pounds, weighed off cars, on the local market to-day.Heavy receipts were responsible for this further decline.Fresh kilied abattolf dressed hogs are quoted at $9.25 to $9.76, and a good fn- quiry is reported.Cured and smoked meats are steady, but the demand js limited.Lard is firm on [light supplies and a brisk inquiry from large consumers.Southern Ry, Earnings Southern Railway nei Increase for March is $237,340.\u2018There is, however, a decrease for the mine months of the fiscal vear of $977,258 net.eh mp papes Financial.EOWD.T.TAYLOR & SON insurance Agents & Brokers ROOM 17 TRAFALGAR CHAMBER) ~ 40 Mespital 94 Toi.M,325) of the bucket shops in this city nas been\u2019 tence is certain to have a powerful efte:t = BUTTER PRICES INFLATED ON THE COUNTRY BOARD A Temporary Scarcity Forcep Buyers on to the Market anp Prices Were Bid Up.Butter sold at 28'c a pound on the Cowansville board on Saturday.According to the opinion of a local dealer this Is just 1L4C above its market value, but tre failure of some factorymea who sold butter for Thursday and Friday's delivery, to keep to their bargains, lett a market that was already very poorly supplied, almost bare, and as butter and cheese men are always willing to hid the prive up when a competitor has to buy, ibe salesmen get a fancy price for their but- *er and a quotations is established as the ruling price which is fictitious, 10 put \u2018i mildly.The tone of the market was 8 shade stronger on Saturday, bui the scar: citv is certainly not acute enough to send vrices up 1%c on the board when local Jobbing quotations remain unchanged.Grocers are paying 30c for choice cream- erv and 26c to 27c for the dairy butter that is offering.Cheese sold at 103 c to 11440 in the roun- try, but there is not enough business passing Lere to make a market.The receipts are too small to make exporting worth while, even if the English market was mt tractive.\u201cTHE MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.\u2014 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.Notice is hereby given that a dividend of Two percent for the current quarter, being at the rate of Eight percent per anoum upon the Paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution, has been declared, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this city and at its Branches, on and after the 1st day of June next, to Shareholders of record at the close of business on the 15th day of Mav.By Order of the Board.E.F.HEBDEN, General Manager.22, 190%.Montreal, April PROFESSIONAL ses ADVOUATES, BARRISTERS, £a \u201cELLIOTT & DAVID, Advosates, Barristers and Solicitors, Commissioners tor all the Provinces And for thea States of Massachusetts and Now York Canada Life Buliding, 129 8t.James St Méury L Kiliotà L A.David, CARDS SMITH, MARKEY & SKINNER, ADVOCATHES, BARRISTERS, etc.METROPOLITAN BUILDING, 179 ST, JAMES STREET.| ROBT.C.SMITH, K.C, FRED.RH.MARKBF, K.0 WALDO W.SKINNER, WILLIAM G.PUGSLEY.W.A.BAKER, Advocate, Barrister and Solicitor Ferrier Block.54 Notre Dame St.East, (Formerly of the Law firm of Monk & Baker) TeL Main 4331.F.S, MACLENNAN, K.C.Advocate, Barrister and Soliciters New York Life Building, Montreal Tel Main 4703 Tel Main 3950 PATTERSON & BROWN.Advocates, Barristers & Solicitors CITY & DISTRICT BANK BUILDING, 180 St.James street, Montreal.W.Patterson, M.A, LL.B.EN.Brown, BA.BCL R.RINFRET,B.S \u2019l mon the sole Lead of a family, or male To LIVERPOOL From Plans anu specifications may be seen at |g pn *9.45 am, 11210 |.ed by the ladies of the Bap .that\u2019s your grandfather, you know .n 18 of age, to the extent of one- the office of the Resident Engineer, Char- |p.m., **215 pm.4 .and was much appreciated by the eighty My, grandfather lets me ride on his ter yours ot 160 acres, more or less.Apl.17\u2014EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.Apl 8 |lottetown, P.E.L, and at the Chief Engl $516 pm 15.45 pm ot + men who sat down.hcrse,\u2019 said Bennie proudly.Applications far homestead entry must be Apl.26\u2014LAKE CHAMPLAIN.Aypl.& |neer\u2019s Office, Moncton, N.B., where forms 311.25 p.m.811.55 pm.\u2014_\u2014 \u2018Yes,\u2019 said father, \u2018he always loves to made in persoa by the applicant at a Do- May 1\u2014EMPRESS OF IRELAND .Apl.17 |of tender may be obtained.Decificatio FOR LACHINE _ + 1 THE LATE DR.W.S.ENGLAND.|make little boys happy.Well, when I minion Lands Agency or Sub-Agency.En- May 9\u2014LAXE ERIE .Apl.22 All the conditions of the specification 15 am.X910 Pa ro \u2019 eu was a little boy and didn't want to eat try by proxy may, however, be made at an May 15\u2014EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.May l |must be complied with.m.1.30 Di am.The funeral of thelate Dr.W.$.En8 | vhat my mother gave me, he used to| Agency, on certain conditions by the fa- May EEE ANITORA en Mar - D.POTTINGER, A 21 p.m 15 pom Ge J land is announced to take place at Win- say, \u201cHow would you like to have me |ther, mother, son, daughter, brother, or May 20 EMIT] 3S OF IRELAND.Mer General Manager.49/00 Sm teen rT \u2019 LACHINE WHAKF - ©: a.m., §L40 p.m., t500 po : SEE SUBTRBAN FOLYE;.< - MONTREAL AND OTTAWA Elegant buffet parlor ra-.- - ning on all trains tetwe.Ottawa ,except the 7720 Montreal, and the 3.25 pr ; js- tawa.These trains carry ; cut across this way, and that makes two application for cancellation will be received - can ey\u201d planche Shoals, Balls: Leave Mortreal, £30 i ~ : makes one across this way, and that | bas been disposed of.(or n Reford A engies ville, Godefroy River, Hay Island, Hudson, |P.M.ex.Sun.7.30 pm.== es makes four pieces.And there you have Wwhère an entry is cancelled subsequent L'Assomption River, Maskinonge River, Ni- Ottawa, 11.45 am.da:y Sun.; 10.45 p.m., daily.eme se Gencral summer change of Time Bennie took one of the pieces of the Applicant for carcellation must state fm SS.ATHENIA (Cold st May 7 |L'ending, St.Maurice River, St.Lambert, Tables will take effect about June pie father had made on to his late and Yhät partioular, the homesteader is in de- : storage) .May St.Placide, Sagueray River, Vaudreuil, Ya- 21st, Particulars iatsr.tasted it.He found i 7 fault.SS.SALACIA .-.«May 14 [maska River, Yamachiche River.A te it i Th he it 80 good that he A homesteader whose entry is not the SS.CASSANDRA (Cold storage) .May 21 Tenders will pot be considered unless CITY TICKET OFFICES, and ate that, and b fore 1 eon de subject of cancellation proceedings may, DT, MARINA (Cold storage) .May 28 mage on the printed form supplied, and |124 St, James st.\u2018Phonas Mais 4° :- » and before he knew it his gubjeot to the approval of Department, re- assenger Hates\u2014Second Cabin, $42.50; signed with the actual signatures of ten- or Bonave.:ure Staion.Tu VTC Lo \u2014 , ; = of the filing of tenders.of this city, brother of the deceased, left Wink He didn\u2019t use to dodge his rich Tè- and cultivation of the land in each year LONDON WEEKLY SERVICE.be ready te begin work within twenty days on Friday night for Winnipeg to attend latives, but he does now.\u2019 Bink\u2014\u2018Does, during the term of three years.SS.LATONA \u2026 \u2026 .May 9 |after the dats thev have been notifled of Bonaventure Unien Depot the obsequies.eh?And as poor as he is?\u201d Wink\u2014\u2018Bure! pet Bena TL be \u201c gestree, (Cold storage and cool air.) the acceptance of their tender.\u2014_\u2014 All his rich relations have bought auto- living on farming land anus solely pr ss.TONA I Cpe ie 1 .May 16 An accepted cheque on a chartered hank, .qe .Chie \u2018 .(Cold storage and cool air.payable to the order of the Honorable the CEMENT MEN\u2019S OFFICERS.|, mobiles.\"\u2014Chicago \u2018Daily News.to not leas feria an acres ln ex- SS.DEVONA .) May 23 Minister of Public Works, for six thousand - Following is a list of the officers of Norah (tossing her head) \u2014 \u2018Sure, Mike Joint ownership in land will not meet this (Cold storage and cool alr.) dollars (35,000), must be deposited 22 ee N SER L the Canadian Cement & Concrete As- | .requirement.SS.HURONA .May 30 curity for the dredging which the tenderer sociation, formed at a meeting held re- sold as soon as he laid bis eves on me that (3) If the father (or motber, if the father (Ccld sterage and cool air.) offers to perform in the Province of Que- .cently at Toronto: President, Peter [I Wor the purtiest colleen in the room.\u2019 Pat is deceased) of a homesteader has perman- LEITH SERVICE.Dec.The cheque will he returned tn case 7,25 for St.Hyacune Gillespie, School Practical Ncience, To- (Insinuatingly)\u2014\u2018Ah, darlint, I could see ent residence on farming land owned sole- SS.FREMONA ,.May 10 ° TE Dor \u2018ces not bind itself to mondville, Lewis, =< 7 ronto; vice-president, C.F.Pulfer, Ideal that wid me eyes shut.\u2014Baltimore \u2018Am- J ont 0h Jose than eighty (80) acres NEWCASTLE SERVICE.accept the lowest or any tender.A.M.snd intermesiaie x8 : ; .- , o omestead Concrete Machinery, London; secretary- erican.or upon a } tead entered for by him 8S.BELLONA .May 20 By order, FRED.GELINAS Secretary.THE MARITIME EXPRÈS cee ; >» thority from the Department.x - and J.G.Murphy, Toronto.Dawbers \u2018\u2019Horseradish Grinder.\u201d Nobody | more than nine miles in o direct line, ex- == 12.00 on emai : : can look at it without erying.\u2014Cleveland | clusive of the width of the road allowanoss G \u2014 NOON roma ae LU - ANCER\" \u2018Plain Dealer.\u2019 crossed in the measurement.roc i | ST dum A MEMORIAL CONCERT.(6) A homesteader intending to perform eries, Provisions, &e JAC KSON & CO.EXCEPT Mancien.; \u2018An_evening of rong and story with THE FIREMAN'S HELMET.ob wresidency duties In accordance with the SATURDAY ios and ii bie Dr.W.H.Drummond,\u2019 is the title given An anecdote concerning the dramatized e¢ lving with parents or on CARPENTERS, BUILDERS .\" \u2018ers \u2018 A , ti for St Hracr day evening, in the Lyric Hall.The pro- wh Hon of te Trols Mousquetaires.pe ve Agent for the district af such In- ) S ial P and CONTRACTORS.3.50 mwondvile 8: Le ceeds are to go to the funds of the West- 8 umas know his public, and cou Before making application ¢ pecia reparation Valuations made.Jobbing promptly P M oxet and interne ern Hospital take a point from informal eritics.| settler must give ix tes pent the F EASTER attended to Wh: | tions.- * \u2018 , 5 n : Behind one of the scenes,\u2019 said Dumas writlag to the Commissioner of Dominion or 320B to 335 HIBERNIA ROAD.pa- DEATH OF MR.W.LESPERANCE.fils, \u2018we had seen the helmet of a fireman, | Lands at Ottawa of his intention to do eo, WALTER PAU Tel.Main 4153.vw The friends of Mr.Willam Lesper- Whe bad Jistened to the play very atten-| BYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH-WEST.L NY o ancy oF thy Sie de roots Bi oes die te are eens inion) op, MEGS, REOUATIONS: was pm ron sows miu reer | AWN MOWERS SATURDAYS 0 : of Liddell, Lesperance & (o., will re- middle of the seventh, however, the hel-! od for a period of twenty-one years ran ING FOR EASTER: So {hat now in this .- for St.Hrsc.\u201d : oe fret So aca dF BY oath wiih ae met dapense fons Toe Bern VRAD SAR |r oe We eck 26 000 mite} camer SRARPENED an 12.00 1 oft Co MG curred on Friday.Deceased was well \u2018\u2018\u2019Do you see that fireman's helmet 7° Shan 2.500 acres shall ba leased to one in- pe excelled by any store in the Dominion.PATENT MACHINERY.NOON , River du Lou, © br, and favorably known among business asked my father., ate of aor ompany.A royalty at the You can't fall to get what you want at Called for and returned promptly 0 | end Intermed'a'e ol men, and his demise will be deeply felt -No, it is not there now.on the merchantable coal \u2018mined collected elther of his stores.and EVERYTHING J lophone Main 431.7 \u2018by a large circle of friends.\u2018After the act the author went in search a JUARTZ, \u201can Dereon eighteen years of oF er OLS au RIONT.JOHN DATE.152-154 Craig st.Wes bre \u2014 i over, havin iscovered .+ + ones QT iw of [ne fireman, who did not know him.woo.may locate oF cajorvered JE deu UP 1237, 1238, 1239.CITY TICKET OFFIC , and said: The fee for recording a claim is $5 BRANCH, 80 UNIVERSITY STREET st Tei Bui 7 * » .s re \u2018Why are you no longer listening to At least $100 must expended on the (corner Burnside).Phone UP 4638.1 141 8t.Jame ; ne piece FE ; Hoa pCR GEO ST A \u2018a , .n as n 4 ts pecans oat act didn't interest me ns Txpended or paid, the locator may upon Get r Asst.Gen.Pass.Agt.City 3 p.much as the other.\u201d ving a eurvey made, and upon comply- Summer 680 et a Bex o i \u2018This reply was enough for my father ; Jang Tat gy we wat Toth Purchase the | Tesora.\u2014 HARTE'S GRIP WAFERS ER \u201d a he went straight to the office of director: The .patent provides for the payment of SUMMER HOUSE, Cures a Cold in 24 hours.Eeraud, he took off his frock-coat, his tie, ® royalty o 244 percent on the sales Chebeague Island, Me., Portland Harbor, Price 25e.PROTESTANT BOARD of co his waistcoat, his braces, opened the col- | feet ro enr fou 45 Eo are 10 Eight miles from Portland, will open MISSES \"- Lin lar of his shirt, just as be did when he | An applicant may \u2018obtain twa oan carly.June 15 to summer travel.For rates nnd HAVE YOU A COUGH 9 SCHOOL COM \u201d _ £*.sat down to work at home, and asked for, dredge for gold of five miles each for e Lee Ey to MRS.CLINTON M.HAM- 8 TENDERS for FL.for the copy of the seventh tableau.Jt was a ana > EE at the \u2019 P or Then get a bottle of bv i : : | discrets the r © Interior.he | A and be tore it up and threw, The tesses shall have a dredge in opera- = \u2014 HARTES COUGH MIXTURE ) Tenders addressed ave on ai, .n mark or 4 tot : wh 0 | ton within one season trom the date of the USINESS CARDS Price 25c¢.Goal tt will be received en at on earth are you doing?\u2019 cried \u201c0280 Tor ea vosmiles.Remtal, $10 per IR © April Usth, for Beraud za for each mile of river leased, \u2014AND\u2014 J.A.HARTE, Druggist, TUESDAY, April 0.Bu \u201c+ aian\u2019 Royal rate of 244 percent ool .\u2014, It didn't amuse the fireman; I have on the output after 2 Dore ot ollected COMMERCIAL PRINTING 150 Notre Dame 80 West.2,000 tons Soft Coal (717 destreyed it.But I see exactly what it wants.\u201d | W.W.CORY, Deputy of the Minister of the Interier.5 ye OF ALL KINDS NEATLY DONP p And he rewrote it there and then.'\u2014'T.: N.B.\u2014 Unauthorized Publicatien of thie At Witness Ofice ENTS FOR SALE Gesired will be given pen a.ke Je tee potice will not be pald foe, ~\u2014 \u2014 - 108 DEPARTMENT, AT THb \u2018WITNESS' OFFICE, \u201cCHARLES J.BINMORE, round coal).Any further information + \\ [EHEC FRANKLYN KEARY, ¢ OLDBURY,\u201d FTG {) \u2026-\u20260 DE - PRECEDING CHAP- Le TER.st ui,a small manufactur- _¢ Eag.and,opens on the - Franklyo's nineteenth Co zu home Of her aunt, BY: « tbe guests were Mrs.» girl's stepmother, and mb, Clemency'\u2019s god- oe 7 .ne good news of he After all bad = coming.t a ;r Yonge, the son © LL rer, drupped ln with late partner .Ho «+ ler, a - had dled, leaving \u201c1 to the care of his ; red miser.Colonel «hile Clemency and - Sydney Serle, were >» Sydney's home is .Manor Combe where .ner and her brother re js great rejoicing ~el Edgecombe's re- «- +r Yonge.The ©X- ~xcursions and visits - zen for Clemency by \"v's home.the Red smother in the pre- \u201cail, She 1s tranbled ~ between her father Rolla, and by the ny her stepmother \u201cvianal Tdgecombe\u2019s Clemency herself.spver, in his warm- -1ther shallow little -Y4vr'a indgment has \u201cay friendly ways \u201csp Red House ball -+ *9 rounteract 8B .ives home Immedi- \u201c>-< make evident to there is between - his sudden ruturn 1 he learns that Is 4% \u2014Cantinued.) - ent, hke a queen a the people who \u201ca look up so far with such respect.+ wonderfn] stories Ep them one dav; Lex orders meek- -he consuled her- va'romzing atten- wonld hereafter, ss.mark the dis- and a little rest- cote self into her ad to think how -ence had become.L- struek throngh her \u201c+.perhaps she had verhaps he had not chouzht.or had only her.She tore the ov heart again, but the \u201cnt aiter that she be- rach day, withent anys nz -s and want of ap- cs, low that burnt -crnétimes she felt +, ne - vs A + Ce might days couling her always re, \u2014_ Miicrad From Heart ad Nerve Troubles FOR THE Ten Years.Las -pphied to it two sets ot * \u201ch quickens, the other \"on.The proper action >: portant to the well- * \u201d 1°pends upon the general \u201c>-vous system.f \u2018here \u201ctient of any kind it is - \"Ls various phenomena Trent, \u201crrmoate structure of the wire how diseases of the vart, we have combined \u2018and Nerve Pills a \u201ctra all forms of ner- aster occurred is a narrow stream run- [10 a nearby haystack.Mrs.Lapointe attempted to swim to land, is missing, petty officers, and fifteen seamen and as a very strong tide was running.which which broke or: ning between towering walls of clay, had the greater part of her clothing torn and eight injured have been taken to stokers.; might have carried the steamer on the lin the two-story » which rose steeply to a height of prob- from her.They were on the ice from the military hospital at Golden Hill for The Mayor of Portsmouth has issued rocks.The only alternative was to go Main street, cwned xe foet above the water.four o'clock until six.Mr.Foubert treatment.It is believed that only a |2n appeal to the nation for a relief fund ahead and keep the closest lookout, anda slow.It was consulte The village consists of twenty-five and family were in their home when few others are unaccounted for.for the sufferers of the Gladiator, \u2019 and this, as he explained, was done.the following firm- = houses on both sides of the river.with the slide occurred.The ice cut the The \u2018St.Paul\u2019 left Southampton at the torpedoboat destroyer Tiger,\u201d which Had the cruiser been painted any Moore.Harness © +.7 the greater part on the east, and the bottom of the building away, but they 12.30 o\u2019clock.She was an hour behind W#S recently destroyed.other color than slate she might have to 81,200.covered in row overwhelmed stood right on the Were rescued without injury.| her usual time \u201cof sailing, the delay be-] ROYAL ENGINEERS\u2019 been seen and the collision avoided, but; Everett.book «tore = .brin! The news of the calamity did not ing due to the belated arrival of the pas- HEROIC WORK.Great Britain has decided that her war- Aance, 82,500: C.Rs; - The slide commenced about 4.30 a.m.reach Buckingham until noon to-day.[senger train, which was blocked by Y April 26.\u2014Heroi ._ ships attract less attention when thus Harry Faulkner «vo on the west side, half a mile north, or Doctors Costello, Cummings and Wal- snowdrifts in the trip from London.The armouth, April 26.\u2014Heroic service in painted, and what is considered the ne- _\u2014\u2014 un stream from where a family named lace immediately left for the scene.veather was comparatively clear inj I\u20acSCUIn® the Sladiators men was TEN cessity of war purposes has eontributed Quebec.Apr) 200 T- ve at Lived.at the top of a hill near- Twenty-four coffins were ordered in Southampton , waters, but immediately dered by the oval I ngineers, several of to a serious accident.Company store om ~ .Iv \u201cixtv feet high.A tamily named Buckingham and taken up this after {the \u2018St.Paul\u2019 turned into the Solent, diatel or the collision and picked_up From an officer of the \u2018St.Paul,\u201d who Was badly damaged 1.7 ).?e irom she sustained was ab ; .NN ial ne the maximur of four hundred licenses pate worker Tr Barre TEN nt of them St.Jaul\u2019 and from ashore.To The bow port was ris \u201chike fine.eam ington.ont April 25.\u20144 disas- HR NA lecre 4 i .: , *Ontpe.ler Se > rous fire visit thi : Col ee = ae dec for Montreal, all pever au and neighboring towns, which has ke { praine of Coen speak in terms of highest Plates on both the port and starboard morning.At that tin nat fits this Witness\u2019 Block, Moo : Ee Iv 15000 men out of employment for t aptain Lumsden.Shed In, and gaping cracks H 1 \u2014 UT clause of Mr.Weir's hill that sees jts |Jast ei Co or the!\u201d The St.Paul\u2019 extend along the sid ouse, one of the oldest and largest ho- a ER.Ma ast eight weeks, was finally settled to- - raul\u2019 reached Southampton ! g the side.Just along the | tel the tow .THE \u2018DAILY WITNI effect become an illusion.The gov: nicht.wh \u2019 3 52/26 10° at 7 o\u2019clock in the evenin Al water line the paint had b ® jn tne town.owned and managed hy ubli-bed at :he MW ernment has evidently been trying to he Tampere.agreements [Vere Signed by the damage was severe enough Po pough away, but from that Doi dons aped $ À.Ryall, was discovered to he in the corter of Ulan wo please every one.it will not have sat-| ith the manufacturers\u2019 com tt Ten sitate her return, it was amazingly slight there is no apparent damage, alth ; rés 1 ne firemen soon had two in the cuy of Moan irfied the friends of temperance, whose men of the other d mittee.Lhe lin comparison with the damage to the the bolts must have started, whi ough streams playing upon the burning build- Dougall asd Fi 07 tests have alread d in \u2018he : the other departments of the |cruiser.I d Hi ae ed, which would ing.It is supposed the fi igi both of Monreal proves cady appeared In \u2018he! grapite i ; - In accordance with the Admir.account for the w re originated _ 3 granite industry, including th tt ; mir ater pourin t b ; 7 columns of the \u2018Witness.\u2019 On he and yoo g the cutlers 3lty regulations, the \u2018 St.Paul\u2019 was hold & into her between the sample and the liquor Al Pusrese «9m mvn h d, the \u2018P vd : nd quarrymen, Signed an agreement ceedin t reduced .pro- ., room, although no fire was in thi dres-ed Ja lee «> other nan e \u2018Presse\u2019 declares itaalf ith th : g at reduced speed.Capt P .28 8 in this part Crea with the manufacturers some time a \u20ac : , .aptain Passow and the first and third of the build , Office, Mon'rea! an: : \u20ac ago.The Gladiator\u2019 was a twin-screw pro.and fourth offic ar he building from 7 o'clock Friday Editor should to il 0d ers were on the bridge) evening.The firemen succeeded in con- he CW itpees.\u201d "]